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Model 3/Y • Mar 16, 2026

Tesla reports another ‘Robotaxi’ crash, still only has a single unsupervised car

Tesla reported its 15th Robotaxi crash, a low-speed incident with no injuries. While the crash rate has decreased, Tesla has not provided mileage data, making it impossible to verify if the autonomous system is improving. This lack of transparency leaves owners and enthusiasts without clear evidence of the fleet's safety progress.

Stock & Business • Mar 16, 2026

Tesla and Syrah extend deadline a fourth time to resolve graphite supply dispute

Tesla and Syrah Resources have extended their supply agreement deadline for a fourth time due to unresolved technical issues with battery-grade graphite. This indicates ongoing challenges in securing a stable supply of this key battery material. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, it highlights the complexities in the EV supply chain but suggests Tesla is working to secure long-term production inputs.

Latest • Mar 16, 2026

Tesla’s Terafab chip fab ambitions ignore its total lack of semiconductor experience

Tesla has announced plans to launch its "Terafab Project," aiming to build the world's largest semiconductor chip factory. However, the company has no experience in semiconductor manufacturing, drawing skepticism due to its challenging history with similar ventures like battery production. This move represents a significant and risky expansion into a complex new industry for Tesla.

Software Updates • Mar 16, 2026

Tesla update 2026.8 goes wide with Comfort Braking, Cybertruck parked blind spot, and more (official release notes)

Tesla has begun a global rollout of its 2026.8 software update, which is now installed by 10-12% of owners. The key new features include a "Comfort Braking" mode and a "Parked Blind Spot" warning specifically for the Cybertruck. This means owners will receive smoother braking performance and enhanced safety alerts for their vehicles.

Charging • Mar 16, 2026

I've Been Charging My Tesla for Two Years. Here Are 6 Mistakes I Made — and How I Charge Now.

A Tesla owner shares lessons from two years of charging, advising that daily charging to 80% is better for battery health than frequent 100% charges or letting the battery get very low. They also note that using Superchargers is fine for trips but regular home charging is preferable for daily use. This guidance helps owners maximize their vehicle's battery longevity and performance.

Model 3/Y • Mar 16, 2026

Tesla Model 3: 25 Owner Tips for 2026 (Highland & Earlier Versions)

This article compiles 25 community-sourced tips for Tesla Model 3 owners, covering both the new Highland update and earlier versions. It highlights hidden features, shortcuts, and settings that are not widely advertised by Tesla. The guide is designed to help owners better understand and utilize their vehicle's full range of capabilities.

Latest • Mar 16, 2026

Tesla Terafab set for launch: Inside the $20B AI chip factory that will reshape the auto industry

Tesla is launching a $20 billion project called "Terafab" to build its own AI chip factory. This vertically integrated facility aims to produce custom chips combining logic, memory, and advanced packaging. For owners and enthusiasts, this move could accelerate Tesla's development of autonomous vehicles and AI products by giving the company greater control over its core hardware.

Model 3/Y • Mar 16, 2026

Diesel Hits Two Euros as Electric Vehicle Charging Costs Draw Family Inquiry

Diesel fuel prices in Europe have reached two euros per liter, prompting a family to compare the costs of electric vehicle charging. The Tesla owner notes that after two years of driving, their total charging costs are significantly lower than the equivalent diesel expenses. This highlights the ongoing economic advantage of electric vehicle ownership despite rising energy prices.

Model 3/Y • Mar 15, 2026

Top 5 Hitch-Mounted Bike Racks for the Tesla Model Y

The article highlights that the Tesla Model Y's optional 50mm hitch receiver can support up to 72 kg, making it suitable for carrying 2 to 4 bikes. It then reviews five specific hitch-mounted bike racks compatible with this setup. For owners, this means they can easily transport bicycles by selecting a rack that matches the vehicle's official towing capacity.

FSD • Mar 15, 2026

Tesla, SpaceX & Starlink: The Latest News Feed

Tesla has begun production of its Cybercab in Austin and is rolling out its Full Self-Driving software version 14.2. This means Tesla owners will receive significant autonomous driving updates, while the company advances its robotaxi plans. Separately, SpaceX's Starlink has surpassed 11,000 satellites and is preparing for a global mobile 5G network.

Model 3/Y • Mar 15, 2026

I Switched from a BMW to a Tesla: Six Things That Surprised Me Most — For Better and Worse

A long-time BMW 3 Series owner switched to a Tesla Model 3, highlighting significant surprises like lower maintenance costs and advanced technology, but also noted drawbacks such as a stiffer ride. The review provides a balanced, real-world perspective for potential EV adopters, showing that the switch involves clear trade-offs between innovation and traditional driving comforts.

Software Updates • Mar 15, 2026

Tesla’s Terafab Project will Launch Next Week

Tesla's AI chip project, Terafab, is set to launch next week as announced by Elon Musk. This follows its initial introduction at last year's annual shareholder meeting. The launch is significant as it represents Tesla's advancement in developing custom, in-house hardware to power its future AI and autonomous driving ambitions.