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 […]

Tesla Rolls Out Anti-Dooring Safety Feature for Cybertruck

Tesla is introducing a new safety update designed to protect cyclists and pedestrians from dooring accidents. The anti-dooring protection feature is now rolling out to the Cybertruck, joining the Model 3 and Model Y in offering the technology as a standard safety spec. The system uses the vehicle’s external cameras to monitor blind spots for […]

Gas Prices vs. EVs: Battery Power Kills Demand for 2.3M Oil Barrels Every Day

The rapid global shift toward electric transportation is fundamentally altering the world’s energy landscape according to a new report from BloombergNEF. Growing adoption of electric vehicles successfully avoided the consumption of 2.3 million barrels of oil per day in 2025. As fuel prices remain volatile due to ongoing conflict in the Middle East, the economic […]

Tesla Fights $1M Crash Lawsuit: Data Shows Autopilot Off Before Impact

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is publicly pushing back against a $1 million lawsuit filed by Houston driver Justine Saint Amour. The legal battle stems from a dramatic highway crash in August 2025, where Saint Amour claims her Cybertruck’s Autopilot system failed, nearly sending her and her infant child over a freeway overpass. According to the […]

RCMP Expands EV Fleet: Burnaby Begins Testing Chevrolet Blazer EV

Burnaby (a suburb in Greater Vancouver), BC, residents in Canada may soon spot a quieter form of justice on local roads as the federal RCMP detachment begins testing its newest patrol vehicle, a fully electric 2024 Chevrolet Blazer EV. The high-performance SUV arrived in February and is being put to work by Burnaby Traffic Services. […]

Tesla Enables Free Supercharging at Midnight in Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar

Tesla has temporarily enabled free Supercharging across its entire network in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar to support drivers during a period of regional uncertainty. The automaker confirmed via its official Tesla Charging account on X that the perk will go into effect at midnight local time on Tuesday. The move covers […]

Tesla’s Massive $4.3B Michigan Battery Plant: 2027 Launch Confirmed

Tesla is deepening its partnership with South Korea’s LG Energy Solution to secure a massive domestic battery supply for its energy storage business. On Monday, the U.S. government confirmed the two companies have inked a deal to produce lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells at a new $4.3 billion facility in Lansing, Michigan. Expected to open […]

Tesla Introduces New ‘Immersive Sound X’ for Model Y

Tesla has officially launched a new audio feature called Immersive Sound X to enhance the entertainment experience in the Model Y. The technology focuses on creating a cinematic 3D soundstage by using advanced algorithms to separate different parts of an audio track. The system analyzes music in real-time to pull direct sounds like vocals or […]

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 […]

Ontario’s SpaceX Feud Ends in Secret Payout and Rural Internet Delays

The now-cancelled agreement between Ontario, Canada, and SpaceX was first signed in November 2024. It was designed to provide satellite internet to roughly 15,000 homes in the northern and rural parts of the province through the Ontario Satellite Internet (ONSAT) program. At the time, the $100 million deal was seen by some government sources as […]