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Tesla Semi • Mar 04, 2026

Elon’s dirty deals, Tesla’s credit losses, and electric semi trucks save BIG money

The article criticizes Elon Musk for the high pollution output of his xAI data centers, which it claims undermines Tesla's previous decarbonization efforts. It also mentions Tesla is facing financial losses related to credits, but notes that electric semi trucks offer significant cost savings.

FSD • Mar 03, 2026

Tesla influencers argue company’s polarizing Full Self-Driving transfer decision

Tesla is allowing some customers to transfer their Full Self-Driving (FSD) software to a new vehicle, but only for orders placed before a specific deadline. This has caused debate, as the company cites its policy fine print allowing changes. For owners, it means the transfer opportunity is limited and not guaranteed for all.

Model S/X • Mar 03, 2026

Tesla Hit With Class Action Over Model S Electronic Door Handle Design

Tesla is facing a class action lawsuit alleging that the Model S's electronic door handles can fail and trap occupants during emergencies. This legal action highlights a potential safety risk with the vehicle's design. For owners and enthusiasts, it raises concerns about the reliability of this specific feature in certain Model S vehicles.

Tesla Semi • Mar 03, 2026

Tesla Semi’s latest adoptee will likely encourage more of the same

A major grocery chain, Ralph's, has begun using the Tesla Semi for its fleet, providing highly visible, real-world proof of the truck's viability. This adoption by a trusted brand helps reduce industry skepticism and serves as a working example for competitors. It is likely to accelerate further orders from other companies, especially those with sustainability goals.

Latest • Mar 03, 2026

Social Leasing for Tesla in 2026: Is It Possible? Full Guide and Alternatives

Tesla vehicles are not currently eligible for France's "social leasing" program for 2026, which offers affordable electric car rentals to low-income households. The primary reason is that the program's price cap excludes Tesla's models. For budget-conscious enthusiasts, the article suggests exploring alternative options like traditional long-term rentals or the used electric vehicle market.

FSD • Mar 03, 2026

Tesla ramps Cybercab test manufacturing ahead of mass production

Tesla is increasing its test manufacturing of the Cybercab, with full-scale production still four to eight weeks away. The company is taking a measured approach to this initial ramp-up due to the vehicle's new design and complete dependence on its FSD system. This signals that Tesla is moving forward with its autonomous ride-hailing ambitions, though a wider rollout remains a near-future goal.

Model 3/Y • Mar 03, 2026

Tesla issues Service Bulletin to replace squeaky front brakes on Giga Berlin Model Y

Tesla has issued a service bulletin to replace the front brakes on certain new Model Y vehicles from its Berlin factory due to owner reports of brake noise. This means affected owners can have the squeaky brakes repaired at no cost. For enthusiasts, it highlights Tesla's responsive, albeit reactive, approach to addressing manufacturing issues.

Stock & Business • Mar 03, 2026

Tesla loses Toyota and Stellantis from its EU CO2 pool, taking billions with them

Toyota and Stellantis are leaving Tesla's European CO2 emissions pool for 2026, removing two of its largest paying partners. This is a significant financial blow to Tesla, as it further shrinks the revenue the company earns from selling regulatory credits.

Model 3/Y • Mar 03, 2026

Tesla sales surge 52% in France, but markets remain skeptical of rebound

Tesla's sales in France surged 52% year-over-year in February 2026, marking a sharp rebound from a significant decline in early 2025. Despite this positive sales data, financial markets remain skeptical about the long-term sustainability of this recovery. For owners and enthusiasts, this indicates strong consumer demand is returning, though broader investor confidence in the company's trajectory has not yet been restored.

FSD • Mar 03, 2026

Tesla FSD en France et en Europe : tout ce qu’il faut savoir en 2026

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system remains unavailable in France and Europe as of 2026, facing significant regulatory and technical hurdles. This means European Tesla owners currently cannot access the same advanced autonomous features as drivers in North America. The timeline for a potential rollout remains uncertain due to these complexities.

Latest • Mar 03, 2026

Tesla Giga Berlin head calls out Handelsblatt’s claimed 2025 production figures

A Tesla executive at Giga Berlin publicly disputed a media report's projected 2025 production figures, calling them inaccurate. This indicates Tesla is actively pushing back against what it views as misleading information about its manufacturing capabilities. For owners and enthusiasts, it highlights the company's commitment to controlling its public narrative regarding growth and output.

FSD • Mar 03, 2026

NHTSA sets March 9 deadline for Tesla crash data in FSD probe.

The U.S. auto safety regulator (NHTSA) has set a March 9, 2026 deadline for Tesla to submit all crash data related to its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system. This is a critical step in an ongoing investigation into the technology's safety. The findings could significantly impact the future of Tesla's FSD program and its availability to owners.