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Stock & Business • Mar 13, 2026

Keeping Elon could cost Tesla millions, Rivian R2 and affordable Lucid arrive

A new lawsuit alleges Tesla was negligent in retaining Elon Musk as CEO, criticizing his influence on engineering and safety. This legal challenge could potentially cost Tesla millions of dollars. For owners and enthusiasts, it highlights internal governance concerns amid increasing competition from new, affordable EVs like the Rivian R2.

Model 3/Y • Mar 13, 2026

Tesla Launches Three-Row Model Y L in Australia and New Zealand, Deliveries Start in Q2 2026

Tesla has opened orders for a new six-seat Model Y L variant in Australia and New Zealand, with a starting price of $74,900 AUD. Deliveries for this three-row configuration are scheduled to begin in the second quarter of 2026. This launch provides families and those needing more seating capacity in those markets with a new, all-electric SUV option.

Stock & Business • Mar 12, 2026

Tesla Gains SpaceX Ownership After Converting $2B xAI Investment

Tesla has converted its $2 billion investment in xAI into a small ownership stake in SpaceX, as per recent regulatory filings. This move strengthens the financial ties between Elon Musk's companies but does not directly impact Tesla vehicles or its core automotive business. For owners and enthusiasts, it primarily signals a strategic financial reshuffling of Musk's corporate assets rather than an immediate change for Tesla products.

Charging • Mar 12, 2026

A Supercharger hub near Detroit airport will be Michigan’s largest

Tesla is constructing its largest Supercharger station in Michigan near the Detroit Metro Airport. This expansion significantly increases fast-charging capacity in a key transportation hub, offering greater convenience for Tesla owners traveling through the area.

Optimus • Mar 12, 2026

Tesla AI6 chip delayed ~6 months as Samsung 2nm production slips

Tesla's next-generation AI6 chip, crucial for its autonomous vehicles and other AI projects, has been delayed by about six months. This is due to production issues at Samsung, pushing mass production to late 2027. The delay highlights ongoing challenges in Tesla's chip development timeline, potentially slowing the rollout of future Full Self-Driving and AI capabilities.

Tesla Energy • Mar 12, 2026

Tesla becomes a utility in the UK, setting up showdown with Octopus Energy

Tesla has been approved as an electricity supplier in the UK, allowing it to sell power directly to customers. This move positions Tesla to compete with existing energy providers like Octopus Energy. For owners, it could lead to integrated energy packages combining Tesla solar, Powerwall batteries, and grid electricity.

Tesla Energy • Mar 12, 2026

Tesla Energy wins approval to supply electricity across the UK

Tesla Energy has received regulatory approval to supply electricity directly to homes and businesses in Great Britain. This move allows Tesla to expand its energy business beyond products like Powerwall and solar, potentially offering competitive rates and integrated energy services. For owners and enthusiasts, it represents a significant step toward Tesla's vision of a comprehensive sustainable energy ecosystem.

Model 3/Y • Mar 12, 2026

Tesla Model 3 & Model Y: Top Accessories for a 2026 Road Trip

This article highlights essential accessories for Tesla Model 3 and Model Y owners planning a 2026 road trip, tailored to different lifestyles. It emphasizes that long-distance travel has been significantly improved by the large-scale European rollout of the faster Supercharger V4 network. For owners and enthusiasts, this means road trips are becoming more convenient and efficient with enhanced charging infrastructure.

Model 3/Y • Mar 12, 2026

I Bought a Used Tesla for €27,000. Here's What I Found Three Months Later.

A Tesla enthusiast purchased a used Model 3 Long Range for €27,000, which was significantly cheaper than a new base model. After three months, they reported a positive experience, finding the car's performance and technology to be excellent despite its pre-owned status. This highlights that buying a used Tesla can be a practical and rewarding way to own the vehicle for budget-conscious enthusiasts.

Model 3/Y • Mar 12, 2026

Tesla launches new Model 3/Y 4-in-1 USB-C Hub, only available in Canada

Tesla has released a new 4-in-1 USB-C hub accessory for Model 3 and Model Y owners, but it is currently exclusive to the Canadian online store. This is an unusual move, as new products typically debut in the United States first. For now, only Canadian Tesla owners can purchase this hub to expand their vehicle's connectivity.

Latest • Mar 12, 2026

Tesla asks court to dismiss odometer manipulation class action lawsuit

Tesla has filed a motion asking a U.S. federal court to dismiss a class action lawsuit alleging the company inflated vehicle odometer readings. The company seeks a dismissal "with prejudice," which would prevent the plaintiffs from filing the same claim again. For owners and enthusiasts, this represents Tesla's formal legal denial of the odometer manipulation allegations.

Tesla Energy • Mar 12, 2026

Tesla Energy wins licence to supply electricity to UK homes

Tesla Energy has received a license to supply electricity directly to UK homes and businesses. This allows Tesla to expand its retail electricity model from Texas to the UK market. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals Tesla's growing role as a full-scale energy provider, potentially integrating Powerwall batteries and solar into a complete energy service.