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FSD • Mar 01, 2026

Tesla FSD Transfer Policy Change: What It Means and Who Still Qualifies

Tesla has revised its Full Self-Driving (FSD) transfer program, making it more restrictive and limiting eligibility. This change is unfavorable news for many customers, as fewer will now qualify to transfer their FSD capability to a new vehicle. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, it means the window to take advantage of this previously offered benefit has significantly narrowed.

FSD • Mar 01, 2026

Tesla FSD (Supervised) fleet passes 8.4 billion cumulative miles

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (Supervised) system has now accumulated over 8.4 billion miles of real-world driving data, which is crucial for training its autonomous technology. This milestone brings the company closer to CEO Elon Musk's cited benchmark of roughly 10 billion miles needed to achieve safe, unsupervised self-driving. For owners and enthusiasts, the rapidly accelerating mileage indicates significant progress and suggests the system is continuously improving through this vast fleet learning.

Charging • Mar 01, 2026

Tesla Sweden appeals after grid company refuses to restore existing Supercharger due to union strike

A Swedish grid company is refusing to reconnect a previously operational Tesla Supercharger station, citing an ongoing union strike against Tesla. Tesla Sweden is appealing the decision, arguing the strike should not prevent the restoration of infrastructure disconnected for unrelated safety reasons. This action extends the strike's impact, directly limiting charging access for Tesla owners in the area.

FSD • Mar 01, 2026

Tesla expands global FSD (Supervised) testing with Abu Dhabi trials

Tesla has begun its first formal testing of its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) technology in Abu Dhabi. This marks a significant expansion of the system's global testing program beyond North America. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals Tesla's continued international regulatory progress toward a wider release of its advanced driver-assist features.

Charging • Feb 28, 2026

Tesla Shares New Battery Care Tips, Warns Against Relying on Superchargers Daily

Tesla has updated its owner's manual to advise against daily use of Superchargers, as frequent fast-charging can degrade long-term battery health. The company recommends using slower home or destination charging for regular use to preserve the battery. This guidance means owners who rely heavily on the Supercharger network may see accelerated battery capacity loss over time.

Stock & Business • Feb 28, 2026

Elon Musk hints Tesla investors will be rewarded heavily

Elon Musk has publicly advised investors to hold onto their Tesla stock, predicting it will be worth significantly more in the future. This statement is a direct expression of his confidence in the company's long-term growth and value. For owners and enthusiasts, it serves as a bullish signal about Tesla's potential financial performance.

Cybertruck • Feb 28, 2026

Tesla Makes Major Change to FSD Transfer Policy and March 31 Deadline

Tesla has significantly altered its FSD transfer policy, potentially affecting buyers of the new Cybertruck AWD. The change could make it more difficult or costly for customers to transfer their Full Self-Driving capability from an old vehicle to a new one. This policy shift is particularly impactful with a looming March 31 deadline for the transfer program.

Tesla Energy • Feb 27, 2026

Tesla Lands Major Powerwall Distribution Deal in Australia

Tesla has secured a major new nationwide distribution agreement for its Powerwall home battery system in Australia. This deal with Supply Partners Group will significantly expand the product's availability and sales channels across the country. For Australian owners and enthusiasts, this means easier access to Tesla's energy storage technology, likely accelerating its adoption.

Cybertruck • Feb 27, 2026

Tesla’s new Cybertruck has delivery date pushed back once again

Tesla has delayed deliveries for new orders of its All-Wheel-Drive Cybertruck to April 2027. While earlier orders remain on schedule for early this summer, this latest pushback means new customers will face a significantly longer wait. This indicates continued high demand and potential production constraints for the vehicle.

Model 3/Y • Feb 27, 2026

Tesla Model Y seven-seat option returns to Europe, but only on Premium AWD

Tesla has reintroduced the seven-seat configuration for the Model Y in Europe, following its temporary removal during the vehicle's recent update. The option is now exclusively available for the higher-end Premium All-Wheel Drive trim. This means European customers seeking the extra seating capacity must purchase the more expensive model variant.

Stock & Business • Feb 27, 2026

Tesla extends financing offers in China for second time in 2026

Tesla has extended its ultra-low-interest and interest-free loan programs in China for a second time in 2026. This move is a direct response to intensifying competition in the critical Chinese EV market. For potential buyers, it means continued, more affordable financing options to purchase a Tesla.

Model 3/Y • Feb 27, 2026

Tesla launches Model Y 7-seater in Europe for €2,500 — but the Model YL is what buyers want

Tesla has launched a seven-seat option for the Model Y in Europe, priced at an extra €2,500, with deliveries starting in April. However, the article criticizes the move as the third row is very small, especially since a larger, more practical stretched version (the Model YL) is already available in China. For European buyers, this means getting a cramped third row instead of the more spacious model they likely want.