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Tesla Cybercab Makes Waves at SXSW as Production Nears in Austin

The streets of Austin, Texas, served as the backdrop for a revealing first look at the Tesla Cybercab during the South by Southwest festival. Reviewers Kyle, Logan, and Scott from Out of Spec Reviews shared their raw impressions of the vehicle, which Tesla suggests could enter production at its local Gigafactory as early as April […]
Alex Diaz
39 seconds ago

Tesla Semi is Finally Winning Over Skeptical Truckers: Here’s Why

Tesla is proving the critics wrong by winning over the most important group in the transportation industry: the drivers themselves. According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, truckers who have tested the Tesla Semi are praising its innovative design and performance, marking a significant shift in an industry traditionally hesitant to embrace electric […]
Sarah Lee-Jones
7 hours ago

British Airways Becomes First UK Airline to Launch Free Starlink Wi-Fi

British Airways officially made history yesterday as the first UK carrier to launch high-speed, free Starlink Wi-Fi on a commercial flight. The inaugural connected journey took off on a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner bound for Houston, Texas, marking a major shift in how passengers stay connected at 38,000 feet. The airline is moving away from slow, […]
Alex Diaz
1 day ago

Blue Origin Files for 51,600 Satellites to Rival SpaceX in Space AI

Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin has officially challenged Elon Musk’s SpaceX by filing a massive proposal to build a computing network in the stars. In a March 19, 2026 application to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Blue Origin unveiled Project Sunrise, a plan to launch up to 51,600 satellites designed specifically to host orbital data centres. […]
Sarah Lee-Jones
1 day ago

Tesla Opens East Coast’s First True 500 kW Supercharger in Florida

Tesla has officially switched on its first “true” V4 Supercharger on the East Coast, located in Kissimmee, Florida (8085 W Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy), just south of Orlando, with 8 stalls available at the site. While Tesla has been installing V4 stalls for some time, this new site is the first in the region to […]
Alex Diaz
1 day ago

Tesla FSD in Europe: New April 10 Approval Date Expected for Self-Driving

Tesla is nearing the finish line for launching its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) technology in Europe. The company officially completed its final round of vehicle testing and has submitted all the paperwork required for regulatory approval in the Netherlands. While the approval was originally expected by late March, the Dutch vehicle authority, RDW, is now aiming […]
Sarah Lee-Jones
1 day ago

NHTSA Probes Tesla FSD Performance in Glare and Low Visibility

Federal safety regulators are taking a much closer look at Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) system. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced on March 18, 2026, that it is upgrading its current investigation into an Engineering Analysis. This move affects an estimated 3.2 million vehicles, covering nearly every Tesla model produced over the last […]
Sarah Lee-Jones
2 days ago

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The End of an Era: Tesla Builds Final V3 Supercharger at Giga New York

Tesla is entering a new era of electric vehicle infrastructure as the company officially transitions production to its next-generation charging hardware. On March 16, Tesla Charging confirmed that its Buffalo, New York, facility has completed production of its final V3 Supercharger cabinet. The move marks the conclusion of a massive hardware cycle that saw more […]
Sarah Lee-Jones
5 days ago

Tesla Model Y RWD Now Qualifies for Canada’s $5,000 EVAP Rebate

Tesla has updated its website to now include the Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) as part of Canada’s new Electric Vehicle Affordability Program (EVAP). This change means Canadian buyers can now access a $5,000 CAD incentive on one of the most popular electric SUVs in the country. The qualification is a result of the Model […]
Alex Diaz
1 week ago

SpaceX

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British Airways Becomes First UK Airline to Launch Free Starlink Wi-Fi

British Airways officially made history yesterday as the first UK carrier to launch high-speed, free Starlink Wi-Fi on a commercial flight. The inaugural connected journey took off on a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner bound for Houston, Texas, marking a major shift in how passengers stay connected at 38,000 feet. The airline is moving away from slow, […]
Alex Diaz
1 day ago

Tesla Secures Stake in SpaceX Following Merger with xAI

Tesla has officially received government clearance to convert its $2 billion investment in xAI into a minority equity stake in SpaceX. The move, revealed in filings with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) dated March 11, 2026, formalizes deeper financial ties between Elon Musk’s companies just ahead of a highly anticipated SpaceX initial public offering, […]
Alex Diaz
1 week ago

SpaceX Targets Early April for Debut of Most Powerful Starship Ever

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has confirmed that the debut flight of the company’s V3 (version 3) Starship is roughly four weeks away. The update, shared on March 7, 2026, places the highly anticipated launch of Flight 12 in early April at the Starbase facility in Texas. This upcoming mission represents a major generational shift for […]
Sarah Lee-Jones
2 weeks ago

Japan’s au Launches World’s First Starlink Satellite Roaming in the U.S.

KDDI and Okinawa Cellular have officially launched international roaming for au Starlink Direct in the United States. This marks the first time in the world that direct satellite-to-smartphone communication has functioned across international borders. Au is the second-largest wireless carrier in Japan, operated by KDDI. The service allows travellers from Japan to maintain a connection […]
Sarah Lee-Jones
2 weeks ago

SpaceX Makes ‘Starlink Mobile’ Official as Subscriber Base Hits 10 Million

SpaceX has reached a major turning point at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona by officially rebranding its satellite-to-phone technology as Starlink Mobile. We first saw SpaceX trademark that name back in December and now we know why. During a keynote presentation (titled The Future of Satellite-to-Mobile with Starlink) on Monday, SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell […]
Alex Diaz
3 weeks ago

Deals

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Starlink’s Secret $50 Credit Effectively Offers a Free Month

SpaceX is quietly rolling out a new promotion for Starlink — and if you were already considering signing up, this one might be worth a look. The company has begun mailing promotional postcards to prospective customers offering a $50 service credit for new Residential subscribers. Several users on X have confirmed receiving the mailer, which […]
Nehal Malik
1 month ago

Tessie Launches Black Friday Deal: Lifetime Licenses Are Back

Utah-based Tessie is bringing back its biggest Black Friday offer, and it’s a solid pickup if you use your Tesla every day. The app continues to be the best third-party Tesla app in our opinion, with deep data tools, automation features, and support across iOS, Android, and smartwatches. For Black Friday, Tessie is removing subscriptions […]
Tesla North Deals
4 months ago

Black Friday 2025: The Best Amazon Deals Live Right Now

If you’re hunting for gift ideas for a Tesla owner or just someone who loves tech, here are some of the biggest trending Black Friday deals on Amazon right now. Lots of these are smart home upgrades, fitness trackers, and gadgets that pair nicely with a Tesla lifestyle. Oura Ring 4 (Silver, Size 8): $249 […]
Tesla North Deals
4 months ago

SpaceX Brings Free Starlink Dish Rentals to Canada

SpaceX has launched a new Starlink deal in Canada that lets new customers get free hardware rentals for a limited time. The promo includes a Starlink Standard kit, which comes with the company’s Standard dish and Gen 3 Wi-Fi router, and appears to be available across Canada (we were able to verify eligibility for several […]
Nehal Malik
5 months ago

Starlink Mini Dish Price Drops to $299 in U.S., $399 in Canada

SpaceX has revived its $299 USD deal for the Starlink Mini, discounting the compact satellite dish by $200 in the United States. A similar offer is also available in Canada, where customers can pick up the Starlink Mini for $399 CAD, down from the regular $599 CAD price. The Starlink Mini is designed for portability, […]
Nehal Malik
6 months ago

Tesla Canada Promo: $5,000 Off Model 3 Until September 30

Tesla is giving Canadian buyers a big incentive to grab a new Model 3 this month. Customers who take delivery of a new Model 3 by September 30, 2025, can now choose between a $5,000 CAD discount off the purchase price or unlimited free Supercharging for life. This new offer expands on Tesla’s previous promotion […]
Nehal Malik
6 months ago

SpaceX Drops Starlink Standard Dish to Lowest Price Ever

SpaceX has slashed the cost of its Starlink Standard Kit to just $89 in select parts of the United States, marking the lowest price ever for the satellite dish. That’s a 75% drop from its usual $349 price tag, and a staggering 85% less than what it cost only a year ago at $599. On […]
Nehal Malik
6 months ago

Rivian

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Unlock Your Rivian With Apple Watch: New App Lets You Leave Your Phone Home

Rivian has officially bridged the gap between your wrist and your vehicle. Starting today, February 19, 2026, the company is rolling out the highly anticipated Rivian Apple Watch companion app alongside its new Autonomy+ subscription service. This update, version 3.9.0 of the mobile app, allows R1T and R1S owners to control their vehicles without needing […]
Alex Diaz
1 month ago

Rivian R2: Tesla Model Y Rival Launching This Spring

Rivian’s long-anticipated R2 is almost here. In a post on X, Rivian teased the upcoming debut of its more affordable electric SUV, writing, “The wait is almost over. The first R2 variant, featuring dual motors and all-wheel drive, launches this spring.” The company confirmed it will be sharing full details about the R2, including pricing, […]
Nehal Malik
1 month ago

Rivian Unveils Tesla FSD Rival Coming in 2026

Rivian is gearing up to take on Tesla, Waymo, and the rest of the self-driving pack with a major update to its autonomy roadmap. The company has officially announced Autonomy+, a new paid driver-assist and self-driving subscription arriving in early 2026 — and it’s clearly positioned as a direct competitor to Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (Supervised). […]
Nehal Malik
3 months ago

Rivian to Begin Building $5 Billion EV Factory in Georgia

Rivian is finally set to break ground on its long-awaited second U.S. production facility, a massive $5 billion EV factory east of Atlanta, Georgia, on Tuesday, September 16. The 2,000-acre site, located across Walton and Morgan counties, is expected to become one of the largest economic development projects in Georgia’s history, with plans for 20 […]
Nehal Malik
6 months ago

Ford

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Ford to Launch $30,000 Electric Pickup Inspired by Cybertruck Tech

Ford is pivoting its electric vehicle strategy with a new “Universal Electric Vehicle” (UEV) platform, designed to deliver a mid-size electric pickup starting at approximately $30,000. In a technical briefing this week, Ford executives revealed they are adopting several manufacturing and electrical innovations popularized by Tesla and its Cybertruck to reach this aggressive price point […]
Alex Diaz
1 month ago

Detroit’s $50B EV Reckoning: The Grand Gamble Unravels

The EV gold rush in Detroit has officially hit a wall. According to a new report from The Wall Street Journal, the Detroit Big Three — General Motors, Ford Motor, and Stellantis — have collectively racked up more than $50 billion in write-downs tied to electric vehicle investments, as cooling demand and shifting regulations force […]
Nehal Malik
1 month ago

Ford Announces $30,000 EV With Eyes-Off Self-Driving Tech

Ford is officially entering the race to deliver eyes-off self-driving technology — and it’s doing so in a way that breaks from the industry’s usual playbook. According to a report from CNBC, the automaker plans to debut Level 3 “eyes-off” driving on a roughly $30,000 all-electric vehicle in 2028, making the feature accessible on a […]
Nehal Malik
2 months ago

Ford Pulls Plug on F-150 Lightning in Massive EV Retreat

Ford has officially pulled the plug on the all-electric F-150 Lightning, marking one of the most dramatic reversals yet in the auto industry’s push toward full electrification. The decision comes alongside a staggering $19.5 billion write-down tied primarily to Ford’s electric vehicle investments — one of the largest impairments ever taken by a U.S. company. […]
Nehal Malik
3 months ago

Classic Ford Mustang Turned into Tesla with FSD [VIDEO]

Tesla Full Self-Driving (FSD) running in a 1966 Ford Mustang? Yes, you read that right. X user @Tutrifour recently shared a jaw-dropping video of his classic Mustang autonomously navigating streets using Tesla’s FSD software. In what he calls “probably the first non-Tesla running FSD,” this resto-mod blends vintage Detroit muscle with some of the most […]
Nehal Malik
8 months ago

Ford Ships 140,000 Free Tesla Supercharging Adapters

Ford has completed the shipment of 139,935 complimentary Fast Charging Adapters to its U.S. electric vehicle customers, fulfilling its commitment to unlock broader access to Tesla’s Supercharger network. The initiative, launched in 2024, aimed to simplify charging for Ford EV owners. Each adapter shipped came with a message: “Our Gift, Just For You,” and a […]
Sarah Lee-Jones
1 year ago

GM

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Detroit’s $50B EV Reckoning: The Grand Gamble Unravels

The EV gold rush in Detroit has officially hit a wall. According to a new report from The Wall Street Journal, the Detroit Big Three — General Motors, Ford Motor, and Stellantis — have collectively racked up more than $50 billion in write-downs tied to electric vehicle investments, as cooling demand and shifting regulations force […]
Nehal Malik
1 month ago

GM’s New 2027 Chevy Bolt Adds Tesla NACS Port, Starts Under $29,000

General Motors has officially taken the wraps off the all-new, second-generation Chevy Bolt, and it’s shaping up to be the most affordable EV in America. The 2027 Bolt will start at just $28,995 USD, including destination fees — making it the cheapest electric vehicle announced in the U.S. to date. For comparison, Tesla’s cheapest offering, […]
Nehal Malik
5 months ago

GM to Halt EV Production Shifts at Factory Zero Over Slowing Demand

General Motors is temporarily cutting electric vehicle production shifts at its Factory Zero plant in Detroit-Hamtramck as demand softens (via The Detroit Free Press). The automaker told employees on August 27 that first- and second-shift production will be paused for one month beginning September 2, the day after Labor Day, and won’t resume until October 6. […]
Nehal Malik
7 months ago

GM Teases New Bolt EV with Tesla’s NACS Charging Port

General Motors has just released the first official teaser for its all-new, next-generation Chevrolet Bolt EV, confirming that the affordable electric vehicle will return in 2026 — with Tesla’s North American Charging Standard (NACS) port onboard. Production of the outgoing Bolt EV and Bolt EUV ended in December 2023 as GM shifted focus to its […]
Nehal Malik
8 months ago

NHTSA Slaps $1.5 Million Fine on Cruise for Crash Reporting Failure

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has announced a consent order with Cruise, the automated driving company majority-owned by General Motors, over incomplete crash reports. The order addresses Cruise’s failure to disclose full details of a crash on October 2, 2023, when a driverless Cruise vehicle dragged a pedestrian approximately 20 feet before stopping. […]
Sarah Lee-Jones
1 year ago
gm Tesla supercharger

Tesla Superchargers Open to GM Electric Vehicles

General Motors (GM) announced that its electric vehicle (EV) customers will now have access to over 17,800 Tesla Superchargers across North America using a GM-approved NACS DC adapter. This expands the charging options available to GM EV drivers, who will now have access to more than 231,800 public Level 2 and DC fast chargers in […]
Sarah Lee-Jones
2 years ago

GM Lowers 2024 EV Production Targets Amid Slower U.S. Adoption

General Motors (GM) is reducing its forecasted sales and production of all-electric vehicles (EVs) for this year, citing slower-than-anticipated U.S. adoption of EVs. GM Chief Financial Officer Paul Jacobson announced the company now anticipates producing 200,000 to 250,000 EVs in 2024, down from the previously stated range of 200,000 to 300,000. Despite this adjustment, Jacobson […]
Alex Diaz
2 years ago

Tesla Layoffs Delay Supercharger Access for Polestar, GM

Tesla’s recent decision to lay off its entire Supercharger team has led to delays in the timeline for connecting more non-Tesla brands to its charging network. Initially, Tesla’s website stated that Volvo, GM, and Polestar drivers would gain access to 15,000 eligible stations by spring 2024. However, Polestar has indicated that the timeline has shifted. […]
Alex Diaz
2 years ago