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Stock & Business • Mar 02, 2026

WattsApp Doubles Charging Rewards With March Promotion

WattsApp, a Canadian home charging platform, is offering a limited-time promotion in March that doubles the rewards for Tesla owners who share their home chargers. This follows the app's recent transition from private beta to a full public launch. The promotion means participants can earn significantly more for providing charging access to other EV drivers.

Latest • Mar 02, 2026

Tesla to miss 2026 Vancouver Auto Show after being removed last year

Tesla will not participate in the 2026 Vancouver Auto Show, continuing its absence from the event for a second consecutive year. Unlike the previous year, this decision was made without any last-minute controversy. For owners and enthusiasts, this reinforces Tesla's established strategy of avoiding traditional auto shows in favor of its own direct marketing and events.

Latest • Mar 02, 2026

Tesla’s European Sales Show Signs of Recovery in February

Tesla's European sales are showing signs of recovery in February, with strong rebounds in key markets like Norway, France, and Denmark. This indicates a potential positive shift after a period of weaker performance, which is encouraging news for Tesla's market position and investor confidence in the region.

Software Updates • Mar 02, 2026

Tesla's Global Strategy: Adapting to Regulations Worldwide

Tesla has patented a digital headlight system that can adapt its beam pattern via software to comply with different countries' regulations. This innovation eliminates the need to manufacture and stock numerous physical headlight variants. For owners and enthusiasts, this means a simpler global production line and the potential for future feature updates to lighting performance.

Software Updates • Mar 02, 2026

Tesla renames Autopilot features with software update 2026.2.9

Tesla's latest software update changes the names of its Autopilot features but does not add new functionality. This appears to be a terminology adjustment, likely for clarity or regulatory reasons. For owners, it means the driving experience remains the same, but the features will now have different labels on their vehicle's interface.

Latest • Mar 02, 2026

Tesla back on top as Norway’s EV market surges to 98% share in February

Tesla regained its position as the top-selling car brand in Norway in February, capturing 16.6% of the overall market. This occurred as electric vehicles achieved a remarkable 98% share of all new car sales in the country. This demonstrates Tesla's continued strong performance in one of the world's most advanced EV markets.

Latest • Mar 02, 2026

Tesla arson suspect pleads guilty, faces up to 70 years in prison

A suspect has pleaded guilty to arson for setting fire to multiple Tesla vehicles at a Nevada facility. The individual now faces a potential prison sentence of up to 70 years. This case highlights the serious legal consequences for deliberate attacks on Tesla property.

Model 3/Y • Mar 02, 2026

Tesla Model Y reclaims top electric vehicle spot in French market.

After a difficult start to the year, the Tesla Model Y made a strong comeback to become the best-selling electric vehicle in France in February 2026, overtaking the Renault 5. This demonstrates the Model Y's continued resilience and popularity in a challenging overall car market. For owners and enthusiasts, it reaffirms the vehicle's leading market position and competitive strength in a key European region.

FSD • Mar 02, 2026

Tesla 2026.2.9 Update: Major Name Change and Imminent European FSD Arrival

Tesla's 2026.2.9 software update introduces the "Full Self-Driving (Supervised)" system to Europe, representing a major step toward its wider regional release. The update also includes a significant renaming of Tesla's driver-assistance features to align with this new capability. For European owners, this signals the imminent arrival of Tesla's most advanced automated driving features on the continent.

Cybertruck • Mar 02, 2026

Tesla customers aren’t happy with Cybertruck AWD’s $10K price increase

Tesla has increased the price of its base Cybertruck Standard AWD model by $10,000. This move, which follows a surge in orders, has upset many customers who placed reservations. The price hike will directly impact the cost for future buyers and has pushed back delivery timelines.

Cybertruck • Mar 01, 2026

Tesla increases Cybertruck AWD price to $70,000 after creating artificial urgency

Tesla has raised the price of its new Cybertruck AWD by $10,000 to $69,990 just 10 days after its initial launch. The article criticizes this as a strategy of creating artificial urgency by announcing the impending price hike at launch to inflate demand. For enthusiasts, this means the vehicle is now significantly more expensive shortly after becoming available.

Cybertruck • Mar 01, 2026

Tesla Raises Cybertruck AWD Price As Promised, But by $10K

Tesla has increased the price of its Cybertruck Dual Motor AWD variant by $10,000, raising it from the initially announced $59,990. This move follows strong customer interest and was a planned adjustment by the company. For potential buyers, this means the anticipated model is now significantly more expensive than first revealed.