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Model 3/Y • Jan 25, 2026

Tesla Sweden maintains Trelleborg port deal despite union blockade

Tesla has successfully kept its storage agreement at Sweden's Port of Trelleborg despite an ongoing union blockade. This means Tesla can continue using a key logistics hub for importing vehicles into Sweden. For owners and enthusiasts, this represents a tactical win for Tesla in the labor dispute, helping to maintain its supply chain in the region.

FSD • Jan 25, 2026

Installing A Racing Wheel In Your Daily Could Land You In Jail

Installing an aftermarket racing wheel that removes the factory airbag is illegal in many jurisdictions and can lead to serious penalties, including jail time. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this means such modifications are a major safety and legal risk, potentially voiding warranties and compromising the vehicle's integrated safety systems.

Model S/X • Jan 25, 2026

Elon Musk shares insights on SpaceX and Tesla’s potential scale

Elon Musk stated that both SpaceX and Tesla have the potential for exponential, not just linear, growth. This suggests he believes the companies are positioned for massive future expansion. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this reinforces the idea that the company's impact and scale could increase dramatically in the coming years.

Model S/X • Jan 25, 2026

How Hybridization Saved The V8 (And Which Models Do It Best)

This article discusses how pairing V8 engines with hybrid systems has allowed some automakers to continue offering powerful engines while meeting emissions standards. While it mentions this trend in the industry, it does not specifically report on Tesla, as Tesla exclusively produces fully electric vehicles. Therefore, this news has no direct impact on Tesla owners or its all-electric vehicle lineup.

FSD • Jan 25, 2026

Tesla Cybercab undergoes winter testing as Elon Musk reiterates production start date

Tesla is testing its upcoming Cybercab autonomous vehicle in winter conditions in Alaska. CEO Elon Musk has also reaffirmed the planned production start date for the vehicle. This indicates the project is progressing toward its launch, aiming to deliver a capable self-driving taxi service.

Roadster • Jan 25, 2026

Top 10 Automakers Supporting Classic Car Owners

This article is not specifically about Tesla. It focuses on traditional automakers that support classic car owners with parts and service. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this highlights a potential contrast, as Tesla's approach to long-term parts availability and support for its earliest models is less established compared to these classic-friendly brands.

Cybertruck • Jan 25, 2026

What're The Differences Between American And European Hitches?

Tesla uses different tow hitch designs in the US and Europe, with the European version being more integrated into the vehicle's body and electronics. This means features like trailer light checks and stability control are automated in Europe, while US models often require an aftermarket install and manual setup. For owners, this results in a more seamless towing experience with factory support in Europe compared to the US.

Charging • Jan 25, 2026

T-Mobile makes Starlink powered T-Satellite Free During Fern

T-Mobile is offering its T-Satellite service for free to customers affected by severe winter weather. This service uses SpaceX's Starlink network to provide connectivity where traditional cell service fails. For Tesla and SpaceX enthusiasts, this highlights a practical, real-world benefit of the companies' integrated technologies, especially in emergencies.

FSD • Jan 25, 2026

TechCrunch Mobility: RIP, Tesla Autopilot, and the NTSB investigates Waymo

Tesla is discontinuing its long-standing "Autopilot" name for its driver-assistance features, rebranding the suite as "Full Self-Driving (Supervised)." This move clarifies that the system requires active driver supervision, aligning branding with functionality. For owners, it signifies a software update with a new name for the existing technology, not a change in capability.

Charging • Jan 25, 2026

2,000 Mile Range Extender EV Road Trip: Is It Possible?

A Leapmotor C10 range extender EV was tested on a 2,000-mile road trip to verify its real-world capabilities. While the vehicle performed well, the article is not about Tesla, meaning it offers no direct news or implications for Tesla owners. For Tesla enthusiasts, it serves as a look at competing extended-range electric vehicle technology.

Software Updates • Jan 25, 2026

How Realistic Is The 20/4/10 Rule For Buying A New Car In 2026?

This article examines whether the traditional 20/4/10 car-buying rule will be practical by 2026, a year when many new EVs, including more affordable Teslas, are expected. For Tesla enthusiasts, it highlights the financial planning needed as the company expands its model lineup, suggesting that while target prices may fall, adhering to strict budgeting rules could remain challenging. The core question is if future Tesla ownership will fit into conventional personal finance guidelines as the EV market evolves.

Model S/X • Jan 25, 2026

How Modern Tires Have Done More For Performance Than 1,000 HP Cars

This article argues that modern tire advancements have contributed more to real-world vehicle performance than extreme horsepower increases. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this highlights the importance of tire selection and technology, as the right tires are crucial for maximizing the acceleration, handling, and efficiency of their electric vehicles.