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Model 3/Y • Feb 27, 2026

Tesla Model Y 7-Seater Finally Arrives in Europe

Tesla has officially launched the seven-seat configuration for its Model Y Long Range AWD in Europe, an option previously only available in China. This expansion provides European families with a more versatile seating option in the popular compact SUV. For owners and enthusiasts, it means greater practicality and choice in one of Tesla's key markets.

Latest • Feb 27, 2026

Tesla Giga Berlin growth could stall if not “free from external influences”: Elon Musk

Elon Musk warned that expansion at Tesla's Giga Berlin factory could stall if it is not allowed to operate free from external influences, like regulatory hurdles or protests. This statement highlights ongoing challenges the company faces at the German site. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals potential delays in increased production capacity and new models from that facility.

Latest • Feb 27, 2026

Donut solid-state batteries tested, Tesla engineer quits, and solar value

A Tesla engineer has quit the company, coinciding with independent testing of Donut Labs' solid-state batteries which yielded unimpressive results. This highlights significant industry skepticism and the ongoing technical challenges for next-generation battery technology. For Tesla owners, it underscores that a revolutionary battery breakthrough is not imminent, keeping current technology as the near-term standard.

Cybertruck • Feb 26, 2026

Tesla’s $59K Cybertruck now over a year away for new buyers

Tesla's new $59,990 Dual Motor AWD Cybertruck now has an estimated delivery timeline of over a year for new orders. This significant delay indicates that demand is far outpacing the company's current production capacity. For potential buyers, it means a very long wait to receive this specific model of the electric truck.

FSD • Feb 26, 2026

Tesla Full Self-Driving’s newest behavior is the perfect answer to aggressive cars

Tesla's Full Self-Driving software has reportedly added a new feature where it will automatically pull the car over if it detects a tailgater. This is designed as a safety measure to de-escalate situations with aggressive drivers. For owners, it means the system is being programmed to handle a common road hazard with a cautious, defensive response.

Charging • Feb 26, 2026

Tesla leads as Canada adds nearly 2,000 DC fast charging ports in 2025

Tesla is the leading contributor to Canada's record expansion of DC fast-charging ports, with nearly 2,000 new ports added in 2025. This rapid growth of the charging network, which is seeing high usage, means significantly improved long-distance travel convenience and reduced range anxiety for Tesla drivers and EV owners across the country.

Optimus • Feb 26, 2026

Tesla challenges UniBev’s squatting of the ‘Cybercab’ trademark with the USPTO

Tesla is legally challenging a French beverage company, UniBev, which registered the "Cybercab" trademark in the U.S. shortly after Tesla's Robotaxi unveiling event. This action is seen as trademark squatting, and Tesla is contesting it to secure the name for its future autonomous ride-hailing service. The outcome is important for Tesla's branding plans for its Robotaxi fleet.

Latest • Feb 26, 2026

Tesla and IG Metall Reach Settlement, Drop Complaints Over Giga Berlin Recording Dispute

Tesla and Germany's IG Metall union have settled their dispute over an alleged unauthorized recording at Gigafactory Berlin. The agreement resolves the legal complaints and eases tensions just before important works council elections at the factory. This settlement removes a significant point of conflict between Tesla and organized labor at its German plant.

Latest • Feb 26, 2026

Elon Musk Warns Giga Berlin Expansion Could Stall Ahead of Works Council Vote

Elon Musk has warned that the expansion of Tesla's Giga Berlin factory could stall due to tensions ahead of a key employee vote for a new works council. This indicates that internal labor relations are a significant factor influencing the company's growth plans in Europe. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this potential delay could impact future production capacity and vehicle supply from the German plant.

Tesla Energy • Feb 26, 2026

Tesla Megapack powers $1.1B AI data center project in Brazil

Tesla's Megapack battery systems will be used to power and stabilize the grid for a new $1.1 billion AI data center in Brazil. This project demonstrates the growing application of Tesla's energy storage technology beyond electric vehicles. For enthusiasts, it highlights Tesla's expanding role in large-scale infrastructure and renewable energy integration.

Latest • Feb 26, 2026

Tesla vs Cybercab: Elon Musk Launches Legal Battle Against French Depositors

Tesla is engaged in a legal dispute in France over the rights to the "Cybercab" name, which was trademarked by private individuals before the company could secure it. This conflict centers on intellectual property and could impact Tesla's branding for its future robotaxi service in the French market. For owners and enthusiasts, it highlights a potential hurdle for the global rollout and naming of Tesla's anticipated autonomous taxi fleet.

Charging • Feb 26, 2026

Tesla's V4 Supercharger: A Lesson in Pragmatism

Tesla is removing individual payment screens from its new V4 Supercharger stalls in the U.S., replacing them with a single central payment kiosk. This move is a cost-saving measure that simplifies the hardware, though it may be less convenient for some users. For Tesla, it represents a pragmatic step to scale its charging network more efficiently.