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Charging • Jan 27, 2026

EVgo bets on NACS as Tesla’s charging port takes over US EVs

EVgo, a major public charging network, is significantly expanding its support for Tesla's NACS charging standard. Following a successful pilot, it plans to install over 500 NACS connectors by the end of the year. This means Tesla owners and other EV drivers with NACS ports will have vastly more fast-charging options on a major third-party network.

Charging • Jan 27, 2026

Tesla lands massive deal to expand charging for heavy-duty electric trucks

Tesla has secured a major agreement with Pilot Travel Centers to expand its charging infrastructure for heavy-duty electric trucks across the U.S. This deal will install Tesla's Semi Chargers at numerous travel centers, supporting trucks from all manufacturers, not just Tesla's own. For Tesla and its enthusiasts, this move significantly strengthens Tesla's role in the commercial EV market and accelerates the adoption of electric freight transport.

Software Updates • Jan 27, 2026

Tesla Adds “If This, Then That” Automations in China [2025.45.32.1]

Tesla's latest software update in China introduces "If This, Then That" automations, allowing owners to create custom rules for their vehicles. This feature enables cars to perform automated actions based on specific triggers, like location or time. For enthusiasts, it represents a significant step toward more personalized and intelligent vehicle behavior, though it is currently limited to the Chinese market.

Software Updates • Jan 27, 2026

Tesla expands the rollout of FSD v14.2.2.4 (2025.45.9), release notes and first impression videos

Tesla is expanding the rollout of its latest Full Self-Driving software, version 14.2.2.4, to more owners in the United States and Canada. This update is primarily an incremental release for users upgrading from the previous version. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals continued, iterative improvements to the FSD system as Tesla gathers more data and user feedback.

Tesla Semi • Jan 27, 2026

Tesla and Pilot Announce Major Partnership to Build Semi Charging Network

Tesla is partnering with Pilot Travel Centers to build a charging network for its Semi trucks using Tesla's Megawatt Charging System (MCS). This will place chargers at Pilot's extensive network of truck stops across the U.S. For Tesla, this is a crucial step in building the infrastructure needed to support and expand its electric Semi truck operations.

Tesla Semi • Jan 27, 2026

Tesla lands major Semi charging deal with nation’s largest truck stop operator

Tesla has partnered with Pilot, the largest truck stop operator in the U.S., to install charging stations for its Semi trucks at key highway locations. The first chargers are scheduled to open in Summer 2026. This deal is a significant step in building out the infrastructure needed for long-haul electric trucking, boosting the Semi's commercial viability.

Stock & Business • Jan 27, 2026

Tesla Q4 Earnings : Les investisseurs particuliers interpellent Elon Musk sur l’après-EV

Tesla's Q4 2025 earnings focus is shifting from vehicle deliveries to its transformation into an AI and robotics leader. This strategic pivot is raising both hopes and concerns among individual investors about the company's future beyond electric vehicles. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals Tesla's long-term ambition to evolve into a technology company that extends far beyond its automotive roots.

Software Updates • Jan 27, 2026

Tesla Rolls Out Handy Charging Cable Release Feature in North America [2026.2.3]

Tesla is now rolling out a convenient charging cable release feature to owners in the United States and Canada, after it was first introduced in Europe. This update allows drivers to unlock the charging connector from their car's touchscreen or mobile app, adding practicality to the charging process. For owners, it means a slightly easier and more convenient experience when disconnecting their vehicle.

Software Updates • Jan 27, 2026

Tesla adds clever trick to release frozen charge cables with new software update

Tesla is releasing a software update to help owners free frozen charging cables from their ports, a common winter issue. The update provides a new in-car method to release the stuck connector, eliminating the need for manual force or external heat. This directly improves convenience and reduces potential damage for owners in cold climates.

FSD • Jan 27, 2026

Tesla’s robotaxis are cheaper than Waymo, but the wait times are longer

Tesla's robotaxi service, which still requires human safety monitors, is priced lower than competitors like Waymo. However, users face significantly longer wait times for a vehicle. For owners and enthusiasts, this highlights Tesla's competitive pricing strategy but also underscores that its service is still in an early, less readily available stage compared to established rivals.

Stock & Business • Jan 27, 2026

Tesla (TSLA) Q4 2025 earnings preview: another year of decline in the books

Tesla is set to announce its Q4 and full-year 2025 financial results, with expectations pointing to another annual decline. The report will be followed by a management conference call to discuss the outcomes. This preview suggests continued challenges, which could concern investors and enthusiasts about the company's near-term performance trajectory.

Stock & Business • Jan 27, 2026

Tesla Q4 2025 Earnings: What to Expect

Tesla will report its Q4 and full-year 2025 earnings on Wednesday, with analysts anticipating mixed results due to weaker car sales offset by growth in other business areas. The report will provide a crucial update on the company's financial health and strategic direction. For owners and enthusiasts, this will reveal how Tesla is balancing its core automotive challenges with its expansion into energy and AI.