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Tesla has shared an eye-opening breakdown of how affordable their Model 3 and Model Y vehicles can be when factoring in federal and state incentives, plus potential gas savings. This information was posted on their official X (formerly Twitter) account, showcasing the varying costs across different states. State-by-State Affordability Breakdown The effective pricing for Tesla’s…
The electric vehicle world is buzzing with anticipation as rumors swirl about a potential refresh of Tesla’s popular Model Y. According to recent reports from Forbes, speculation is intensifying about the future of this top-selling EV in the U.S. market. Current Status and Speculation The Model Y, unveiled in 2019, has become one of the…
The Tesla Model 3 Long Range has become fully eligible for the $7,500 federal tax credit for electric vehicles (EVs) in the United States. This credit applies to EVs with batteries originating from the U.S. and is taken off at the point of sale. With this change, the Model 3 Long Range is now only…
In a recent close-up photo of a Tesla Cybertruck’s circuit board, an intriguing Easter egg has been spotted. The board includes the words “Hi Sandy!” printed on it, a clear reference to Sandy Munro, a renowned automotive engineer known for his detailed teardown analyses of vehicles, including Tesla models. The Easter Egg and Its Significance…
Tesla’s latest software update, version 2024.20, is rolling out now with some exciting new features and improvements. The update brings major upgrades to the adaptive headlights for Teslas equipped with matrix LED headlights, as well as a fun addition to the in-car gaming experience. Adaptive Headlights Get Smarter For Tesla owners in Europe and other…
Tesla’s latest recall affects over 125,000 vehicles due to a faulty seat belt warning system, posing a significant safety risk. According to a report from Reuters, this recall comes just a month after thousands of Cybertrucks were recalled for a separate issue. The Recall Details The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) found that these…
Reuters reports that Tesla has been tracking chronic flaws and failures in its vehicles’ steering and suspension parts for years, according to company documents dated between 2016 and 2022. Despite this knowledge, the electric car maker has sought to blame drivers for these issues, claiming vehicle “abuse” rather than acknowledging defects. Premature Part Failures and…
According to a recent Bloomberg report, the sluggish start to US electric vehicle (EV) sales in 2024 may not be as concerning as it initially appears. While some indicators point to a potential slowdown, others suggest an industry on the verge of its next growth spurt. Mixed Signals in Q1 2024 In the first quarter…
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