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FSD • Mar 21, 2026

Elon Musk teases expectations for Tesla’s AI6 self-driving chip

Elon Musk has indicated that Tesla is progressing quickly toward finalizing the design of its next-generation AI6 self-driving chip. This signals Tesla's continued push to develop its own advanced hardware to power future autonomous driving capabilities. For owners and enthusiasts, this suggests more powerful and efficient self-driving technology could be on the horizon.

Tesla Energy • Mar 20, 2026

Tesla Eyes Megapack Expansion in India, New Job Posting Shows

Tesla is taking initial steps to launch its Megapack energy storage business in India, as indicated by a new job posting. This signals Tesla's strategic expansion into India's utility-scale battery storage market. For owners and enthusiasts, it highlights Tesla's growing focus on its energy division as a major growth pillar beyond electric vehicles.

FSD • Mar 20, 2026

Tesla Full Self-Driving gets huge breakthrough on European expansion

Tesla has submitted all required documentation for regulatory approval of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system in Europe, with a key decision from Dutch authorities expected on April 10. This marks a significant step after 18 months of work, moving FSD closer to its potential launch in the European market. For European Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this breakthrough signals that the long-awaited FSD feature may finally become available to them in the near future.

Tesla Semi • Mar 20, 2026

Tesla Semi Wins Over Truckers With Comfort, Range, and Performance Advantages

The Tesla Semi is nearing mass production and has been impressing truckers during its pilot phase with its superior comfort, range, and performance. This positive reception from professional drivers is a strong indicator of the electric truck's real-world viability and potential to disrupt the freight industry. For Tesla, it signals that the Semi is on track to be a competitive and desirable product in the commercial vehicle market.

Latest • Mar 20, 2026

NHTSA denies 2023 petition seeking recall of all Teslas over unintended acceleration

The NHTSA has officially rejected a 2023 petition that sought a massive recall of all Tesla vehicles over alleged unintended acceleration. The agency concluded the claims lacked evidence and that the existing safeguards, like the brake override system, are sufficient. This decision closes the investigation, providing a significant regulatory win for Tesla and affirming the safety of its acceleration systems for owners.

FSD • Mar 20, 2026

Tesla completes FSD testing in the Netherlands, approval now expected in April

Tesla has completed the final testing phase for its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software in the Netherlands and submitted all required documents to regulators. This means regulatory approval for the system's European launch is now anticipated as soon as April. If approved, this would be a major milestone, allowing Tesla owners in Europe to begin using the advanced driver-assistance feature.

Latest • Mar 20, 2026

There's no sudden acceleration problem with Tesla, feds say

Federal regulators have closed an investigation into Tesla, finding no evidence of a manufacturing defect causing sudden unintended acceleration. However, a separate federal probe into Tesla's Autopilot system is expanding. This means owners are cleared on the acceleration issue, but scrutiny over the company's driver-assistance technology continues to intensify.

Charging • Mar 20, 2026

Tesla opens fourth 500 kW V4 Supercharger in the U.S.

Tesla has opened its fourth V4 Supercharger station in the U.S., located in Kissimmee, Florida. This next-generation station can deliver charging speeds up to 500 kW. For owners and enthusiasts, this represents a faster, more powerful charging option and an expansion of Tesla's latest charging infrastructure.

Tesla Energy • Mar 20, 2026

Tesla reportedly in talks for $2.9B solar equipment deal with China

Tesla is reportedly negotiating a deal worth up to $2.9 billion to purchase solar manufacturing equipment from Chinese suppliers. This signals a major planned expansion of Tesla's solar energy production capabilities. For owners and enthusiasts, it indicates a renewed and significant commitment by Tesla to grow its solar and energy storage business alongside its electric vehicles.

FSD • Mar 20, 2026

Tesla delays FSD approval in Europe again, now expects April 10

Tesla has again delayed the approval of its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software in Europe, pushing the date for the Netherlands from March 20 to April 10. A broader rollout across the European Union is now not expected until the summer. This means European Tesla owners and enthusiasts will have to wait longer for access to the advanced driver-assistance feature.

Latest • Mar 20, 2026

Tesla takes initial hiring steps for Terafab chip project

Tesla has begun hiring for its new "Terafab" chip manufacturing project, indicating the initiative is moving into a structured planning phase. This follows CEO Elon Musk's recent announcement of the project, signaling Tesla's commitment to advancing its own semiconductor development. For owners and enthusiasts, this could mean greater control over its supply chain and potentially more powerful, efficient computing hardware for future vehicles and AI products.

Model 3/Y • Mar 20, 2026

Tesla's 2026 Eco-Bonus: How Much and For Which Models?

Tesla's eligibility for France's 2026 eco-bonus (an electric vehicle incentive) will vary by model, with some potentially qualifying for the full €5,000 amount while others may receive less or none. This means prospective buyers must check the specific bonus for their chosen Model Y or Model 3 configuration, as it directly impacts the final purchase price. The news highlights the importance of verifying current government incentives, as they are a key financial factor for Tesla enthusiasts in the French market.