The upgrade is currently available in select regions, including Australia ($3000 AUD, about $1,948 USD), China, and Taiwan, with pricing varying by location. In China, the upgrade costs ¥14,100 ($1,946 USD).
To activate the feature, vehicles must be updated to Tesla’s software version 2024.20, according to a screenshot of the upgrade in China. While the upgrade is not yet available in North America or Europe, it is expected to launch in these regions soon. But of course everyone is waiting for this $2,000 USD upgrade…
Currently, the Acceleration Boost upgrade is available for the legacy Model 3 and existing Model Y as well. This Acceleration Boost for the newest Model 3 (Highland) refresh is what fans have been waiting for. Tesla will be able to gain some valuable in-app upgrades from customers toward its fourth quarter.
If you spend extra for the Performance Model 3, you get Track Mode. Accleration Boost does not offer Track Mode.
Tesla has published its official November 2025 recap, highlighting a busy month across the company’s global operations, product lines, and community. The update, shared on X, touches on everything from major corporate milestones to continued momentum for Full Self-Driving (Supervised) and record-breaking Supercharger usage. One of the biggest events in November was Tesla’s Annual Shareholder […]
SpaceX appears to be heading toward a public offering sooner rather than later, and the latest comments from Elon Musk all but confirm it. Responding to a post by Ars Technica’s Eric Berger on X, Musk simply said, “As usual, Eric is accurate,” after Berger shared his report detailing why SpaceX now plans to go […]
Tesla is kicking off the new year with a major perk for some of its most active Supercharger users. The company announced that it will award free lifetime Supercharging to nine Tesla owners in January 2026 — three winners in each of the Charging Passport’s competitive categories. The giveaway was highlighted by the official @teslacharging […]
