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03/02/2026

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02/28/2026

🚨 Tesla has updated the $59,990 Cybertruck Dual Motor AWD’s estimated delivery date to April 2027.

First deliveries are still slated for June, but if you order it now, you’ll be waiting over a year.

Demand appears to be off the charts for the new Cybertruck and consumers are taking advantage of its awesome price.

02/28/2026

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02/28/2026

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02/28/2026

Elon Musk has once again highlighted Tesla’s ambitious autonomous driving roadmap, stating that by 2026, drivers may be able to fall asleep in their vehicles and wake up at their destination. The claim points toward Tesla’s planned rollout of Unsupervised Full Self Driving, a system designed to operate without human intervention under approved conditions. Unlike today’s FSD Supervised feature, which still requires driver attention, the future version aims to handle navigation, traffic decisions, and complex urban environments entirely on its own. Tesla has been rapidly advancing its AI-based driving stack through neural network training and real-world data collected from millions of vehicles globally. Musk believes that once regulatory approvals align with technological readiness, Tesla cars could function more like autonomous transportation pods rather than traditional driver-controlled vehicles.

02/27/2026

Tesla has revealed new aerodynamic details of the upcoming Model Y L, highlighting how design improvements are enhancing both efficiency and passenger comfort. The extended-wheelbase SUV features a redesigned rear spoiler capable of generating around 100 kg of downforce, helping improve stability at higher speeds while also integrating the rear brake light directly into the spoiler structure. Despite its larger size, the Model Y L is reportedly 2% more efficient than the standard Model Y and about 15% more efficient than the Model X, showing Tesla’s continued focus on aerodynamic optimization. With a drag coefficient of 0.216, the Model Y L now sits among Tesla’s most aerodynamic vehicles, close to the Model S (0.208) and ahead of the Model X (0.25) and Cybertruck (0.34).

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02/26/2026

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02/25/2026

Tesla’s electric drivetrain highlights one of the biggest advantages EVs hold over traditional internal combustion vehicles. While a typical gasoline engine contains more than 1,000 moving parts, Tesla’s electric powertrain operates with roughly 20 major moving components. This dramatic reduction in mechanical complexity eliminates many common failure points such as pistons, valves, fuel systems, transmissions, and exhaust components. Fewer moving parts translate into lower maintenance needs, reduced repair costs, and improved long-term reliability for owners. The simplified design also improves efficiency and durability, helping explain why many Tesla vehicles require minimal servicing compared to conventional cars, reinforcing the broader industry shift toward electric mobility.

02/24/2026

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02/24/2026

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02/24/2026

Tesla’s long-wheelbase Model Y L has officially been approved for sale in Australia, marking a major step toward expanding the larger six-seat electric SUV beyond China. Regulatory documents now list the Model Y L variant under approved vehicle types, confirming Tesla’s plans to introduce the extended-wheelbase version to new markets. The Model Y L features a longer body and three-row seating layout, offering space for up to six passengers while maintaining the efficiency and performance of Tesla’s popular crossover. The vehicle is currently produced at Gigafactory Shanghai and has been available only in China so far, but approvals in Australia suggest a broader international rollout is approaching.

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