Tesla has shared a short video on Monday, highlighting its powerful Supercharger network. This network integrates seamlessly with Tesla vehicles, which automatically route directions and calculate charging times needed on road trips.
According to Tesla employee William, who works for Site Engineering, he explains Superchargers are mainly intended for longer distance travel, calling them “also important for peace of mind.”
Why? That’s because the current uptime for the network is over 99%, at an incredible 99.95% specifically.
“We also have a very large service organization that is responsible for in real time monitoring all of the equipment across the network and going out and fixing things constantly from component replacements to firmware and software upgrades,” explained William.
“All of our sites are 24/7 accessible. It’s super important for driving forward EV adoption,” he concluded.
Tesla has quietly rolled out a new High Voltage Battery and Drive Unit Extended Service Agreement (ESA) for Model 3 and Model Y owners in the U.S. and Canada, offering additional peace of mind once the vehicle’s original battery warranty expires. Priced at $2,000 USD (or $2,800 CAD), the new Battery ESA extends coverage for […]
Tesla is preparing to raise lease pricing across several models in the U.S., with increases of up to 67% set to take effect later this month. According to longtime Tesla watcher Sawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt), the higher pricing will apply to the Model 3, Model Y, and Cybertruck AWD beginning December 26, 2025. Customers looking to […]
Tesla has added an unexpected new item to its online shop: a limited-edition Plaid Pickleball Paddle created in collaboration with premium paddle maker Selkirk. Priced at $350, the Tesla Plaid Pickleball Paddle by Selkirk borrows its name from Tesla’s top-tier Model S Plaid and Model X Plaid vehicles, and leans heavily into performance-focused design — […]
