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Latest • Jan 25, 2026

Waymo launches in Miami as expansion continues

Waymo has expanded its robotaxi service to Miami, opening rides to the public in a 60-square-mile area. This move by a key competitor highlights the accelerating race in autonomous ride-hailing. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, it underscores the competitive pressure on Tesla to deliver and scale its own Full Self-Driving and robotaxi ambitions.

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FSD • Jan 25, 2026

Tesla drops FSD subscription price to $49, but not for everyone

Tesla has lowered its Full Self-Driving (FSD) subscription price to $49 per month, but this change currently only applies to customers in the United States and Canada. The price cut follows a recent warning from CEO Elon Musk about impending subscription cost increases. For eligible owners, this makes accessing Tesla's advanced driver-assistance features more affordable on a monthly basis.

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Model S/X • Jan 25, 2026

Porsche EV Sales Decline in Canada and the U.S. in 2025 Despite Record Overall Deliveries

This article is not about Tesla; it reports on Porsche's 2025 sales. It states that while Porsche's overall North American deliveries were strong, its electric vehicle (EV) sales specifically declined in the U.S. and Canada as buyers favored gas and hybrid models. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this highlights a potential contrast in EV market demand and suggests that, at least for luxury competitors, consumer transition to pure electric models may be encountering some resistance.

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FSD • Jan 25, 2026

Tesla FSD Pulls Off Another Hands-Free Coast-to-Coast Drive Across the U.S.

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system has completed a second hands-free, coast-to-coast drive across the U.S. this month, this time using a 2024 Model S. This achievement demonstrates significant progress in the system's long-distance reliability and capability. For owners and enthusiasts, it serves as a strong real-world validation of FSD's advancing performance, though it remains a driver-assist feature requiring supervision.

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Latest • Jan 25, 2026

Elon Musk shares incredible detail about Tesla Cybercab efficiency

Elon Musk highlighted the Tesla Cybercab's potential for extremely low operating costs per mile, based on an analysis by ARK Invest. This suggests the future robotaxi could be one of the most affordable transportation options to operate. For enthusiasts, this reinforces Tesla's vision of a highly efficient and cost-competitive autonomous ride-hailing service.

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Latest • Jan 25, 2026

Tesla Earnings Call: Top 5 questions investors are asking

Tesla will hold its Q4 and full-year 2025 earnings call on January 28, where executives will address investor questions. The company is using the Say platform to gather and prioritize questions from retail shareholders ahead of the event. This gives Tesla owners and enthusiasts insight into the key financial and strategic concerns, like future products and profitability, that will shape the company's direction.

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Latest • Jan 25, 2026

BREAKING: Tesla launches public Robotaxi rides in Austin with no Safety Monitor

Tesla has launched its first public Robotaxi rides in Austin, Texas, without a human safety monitor in the vehicle. This marks a significant step toward fully autonomous ride-hailing and demonstrates increased confidence in the system's capabilities. For owners and enthusiasts, it represents tangible progress toward Tesla's vision of a self-driving fleet.

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Cybertruck • Jan 25, 2026

Tesla begins Cybertruck deliveries in a new region for the first time

Tesla has begun delivering its Cybertruck to customers in the United Arab Emirates, marking the first time the vehicle has officially launched in a new region outside its initial market. This expansion into the Middle East follows orders that opened there in late 2025. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals the start of Tesla's global rollout for the Cybertruck, increasing its international presence.

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FSD • Jan 25, 2026

Tesla removes Autopilot as standard, receives criticism online

Tesla has removed its basic Autopilot driver-assist feature as standard equipment on new vehicles, making only basic cruise control standard. This change has drawn criticism from customers online, as it represents a reduction in value for the base price. Owners will now need to purchase Autopilot or the more advanced Full Self-Driving package as an add-on.

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FSD • Jan 25, 2026

Tesla Model S completes first ever FSD Cannonball Run with zero interventions

A Tesla Model S has completed the 3,000-mile Cannonball Run coast-to-coast drive using Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system without any human interventions. This marks the first time the FSD system has autonomously navigated the entire iconic route. For owners and enthusiasts, this demonstrates a significant real-world milestone in the capability and reliability of Tesla's autonomous driving technology.

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FSD • Jan 25, 2026

Tesla makes big Full Self-Driving change to reflect future plans

Tesla is removing the option to purchase its Full Self-Driving (FSD) package outright, signaling a strategic shift. This move suggests Tesla is prioritizing a subscription-based model for FSD access in the future. For owners and enthusiasts, it means the upfront cost barrier is being replaced with an ongoing service fee structure.

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FSD • Jan 25, 2026

Tesla Robotaxi has a highly-requested hardware feature not available on typical Model Ys

Tesla's upcoming Robotaxi will feature camera washers, a hardware component not found on standard Model Y vehicles. This feature is critical for maintaining clear vision for the vehicle's autonomous driving system, which relies entirely on cameras. For owners and enthusiasts, this highlights Tesla's focus on specialized, robust hardware for its dedicated self-driving fleet.

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