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Roadster • Mar 07, 2026

Tesla patents one-piece seat design that could debut in next-generation Roadster

Tesla has patented a new one-piece composite seat frame, which is likely intended for the upcoming next-generation Roadster. This simplified design could reduce weight and manufacturing complexity. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals continued innovation in Tesla's future vehicles, potentially improving performance and interior design.

Charging • Mar 07, 2026

Tesla preps to build its most massive Supercharger yet: 400+ V4 stalls

Tesla is planning a major expansion of its Eddie World Supercharger in Yermo, California, which will become its largest charging site with over 400 V4 stalls. This project will be built in multiple phases. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals a significant investment in charging infrastructure, aiming to drastically reduce wait times and improve the long-distance travel experience.

Cybertruck • Mar 06, 2026

2 Tesla Cybertrucks destroyed in mysterious fire at Santa Monica parking garage

Two Tesla Cybertrucks were destroyed and other vehicles damaged in a fire at a Santa Monica parking garage. The Cybertrucks were not charging at the time, and the cause is under investigation. This incident raises new safety questions for Tesla's flagship electric truck.

Model S/X • Mar 06, 2026

Tesla makes latest move to remove Model S and Model X from its lineup

Tesla has quietly removed its flagship Model S and Model X vehicles from its U.S. customer referral program. This is seen as another step toward phasing out these older, high-end models from its primary lineup. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals a continued strategic shift from Tesla's original luxury vehicles toward its higher-volume models like the Model 3 and Model Y.

Model 3/Y • Mar 06, 2026

Tesla Model Y L certified in South Korea as Australia and New Zealand launch confirmed

Tesla's three-row Model Y variant, the Model Y L, has received regulatory certification in South Korea. The company has also confirmed the upcoming launch of this model in Australia and New Zealand. This signals the imminent expansion of Tesla's larger SUV option to these new markets.

Charging • Mar 06, 2026

Tesla Supercharger under construction in Campbell River [British Columbia]

Tesla is building a new Supercharger station in Campbell River, British Columbia. This expansion on Vancouver Island will significantly improve long-distance travel convenience for Tesla owners in the region.

Cybertruck • Mar 06, 2026

Tesla removes Model S and Model X from referral program in North America, lowers Cybertruck discount

Tesla has updated its North American referral program, making the Model S and Model X ineligible for incentives and reducing the discount offered on the Cybertruck. This means owners can no longer earn rewards for referring new buyers of these higher-end models, and the benefit for Cybertruck referrals is now smaller. The change likely reflects an effort to manage demand and costs for these specific vehicles.

FSD • Mar 06, 2026

Tesla extends FSD transfer delivery deadline in South Korea to June 30

Tesla has extended the deadline for its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software transfer program in South Korea to June 30. This gives owners in that market more time to move their FSD capability to a new vehicle when they purchase one. The extension is notable as it contrasts with the ongoing policy controversies surrounding FSD transfers in North America.

Charging • Mar 06, 2026

Tesla adds new Supercharger locations in BC, Alberta, and Ontario in March 2026 map update

Tesla has updated its Canadian Supercharger map for March 2026, adding new stations planned for construction in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario. This expansion indicates Tesla is continuing to grow its fast-charging network, which will improve travel convenience and reduce range anxiety for owners in these regions.

Model 3/Y • Mar 06, 2026

Tesla sends Canadian Model 3 inventory to the US as it expects Chinese EVs back

Tesla has cleared its Canadian Model 3 inventory by sending US-built vehicles back to the United States. This move anticipates increased competition from Chinese EVs, which can now enter Canada under a significantly reduced tariff. For Tesla, this is a strategic shift to avoid a potential oversupply in Canada as cheaper Chinese models arrive.

Model 3/Y • Mar 06, 2026

Tesla Australia confirms six-seat Model Y L launch in 2026

Tesla Australia has confirmed the launch of a six-seat Model Y L variant in 2026. This model will feature a longer body and wheelbase compared to the standard five-seat version to accommodate a third row of seats. This expansion provides Australian families and buyers with a larger, more versatile electric SUV option from Tesla.

Software Updates • Mar 06, 2026

First image of Apple CarPlay integration in Tesla interface reportedly leaked on Chinese social media

A leaked image from Chinese social media reportedly shows Apple CarPlay integrated into a Tesla's native interface. This suggests Tesla may be moving forward with a long-rumored feature to support the popular smartphone projection system. If confirmed, this would allow Tesla owners to seamlessly use Apple's apps and interface directly on their vehicle's main screen.