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Tesla has made a quick turnaround on its recent Supercharger naming update after receiving feedback from confused owners. The update, which replaced traditional Geographic Site Names with Local Amenity Names, caused frustration among drivers trying to plan long-distance trips. In response to the backlash, Tesla’s Director of Charging, Max de Zegher, acknowledged the misstep and announced that a new UI update will be rolled out in December. This update will display both the primary City/Town format and the secondary common site name or amenity, providing a clearer picture of where each Supercharger is located. An immediate fix has already been…
The Ultimate Guide to Handling a Tesla Accident: What You Need to Know Accidents are unexpected events that nobody plans for. In the event of a collision, being prepared can make a significant difference in ensuring your safety and the safety of your passengers.Your Tesla comes equipped with unique safety features and specific procedures that are crucial to understand in case of an emergency.This guide serves as a comprehensive checklist to help you navigate through a challenging situation with clarity and confidence. It is essential to familiarize yourself with these procedures and share them with your family members. Knowing how…
Tesla has achieved a significant milestone in its Supercharging strategy with the opening of the first Supercharger for Business location in North America. This groundbreaking site is situated in Land O’ Lakes, Florida, marking the launch of a new model in Tesla’s charging infrastructure. The new Tesla Supercharger for Business site in Florida is a game-changer for electric vehicle owners, especially those who use their vehicles for business purposes. This innovative charging station is designed to cater to the needs of business owners, providing a convenient and efficient charging solution for their Tesla vehicles. The strategic location of the Supercharger…
Tesla continues to dominate the global electric vehicle (EV) market, claiming both the top spots in worldwide EV sales for September 2025. According to data compiled by CleanTechnica and shared on X by user XFreeze, the Tesla Model Y and Model 3 were the best-selling electric vehicles globally in September. The Model Y and Model 3 have been consistently popular choices among consumers, thanks to their impressive range, performance, and innovative features. Tesla’s focus on sustainability and cutting-edge technology has undoubtedly contributed to their success in the EV market. In September, Tesla’s Model Y emerged as the top-selling electric vehicle…
China’s Dongfeng Automobile is making significant strides in the electric vehicle (EV) market with its development of solid-state EVs that are capable of driving over 600 miles on a single charge. The company has announced that the first model to feature this innovative liquid-less battery technology is expected to go on sale in less than a year. Solid-state batteries have long been touted as the future of EVs, promising increased driving range, enhanced safety, and faster charging speeds. While semi-solid-state EVs are already available in some markets, true solid-state batteries are still in the development phase. However, Dongfeng is one…
SpaceX is making significant strides in the mobile carrier market with the recent filing of a U.S. trademark for “Starlink Mobile.” The trademark covers a wide range of telecommunications services, including video and data to mobile phones, smart devices, and full-fledged cellular communication services. Additionally, SpaceX filed a separate trademark for “Powered by Starlink,” indicating a strategic move towards launching its own satellite-powered mobile service. The filings hint at SpaceX’s intention to establish an independent satellite cellular offering, rather than relying solely on partnerships with existing carriers. This development follows the company’s substantial $17 billion spectrum acquisition from EchoStar earlier…
On Thursday, Tesla CEO Elon Musk made a surprising announcement regarding the Full Self-Driving v14.2.1 software update. Musk stated that this update would enable texting and driving, but emphasized that this feature would only be available “depending on the context of surrounding traffic.” This news sparked both curiosity and concern among Tesla owners and the general public. As a response to this announcement, a test was conducted to determine how the new texting and driving feature worked in real-world scenarios. The main goal of the test was to understand the parameters under which the system would allow drivers to use…
Subaru’s highly anticipated electric Outback equivalent, the 2026 Trailseeker, is set to hit the market next year with some exciting updates. Vermonters, in particular, have reason to rejoice as the Trailseeker boasts an impressive 280 miles of range, a significant improvement from the initially estimated 260 miles. This enhanced range is sure to appeal to potential buyers looking for a reliable and efficient electric vehicle. While not officially branded as an electric Outback, the Trailseeker essentially fills that role within Subaru’s lineup. The vehicle promises to deliver a seamless transition for Outback enthusiasts looking to make the switch to electric.…
A Closer Look at Tesla’s Latest Charging Visualizations Tesla introduced new charging visualizations in their recent update 2025.38, offering a unique perspective on the charging process for their vehicles. These visualizations are designed to provide users with a better understanding of how energy flows from the charger to the vehicle. Regardless of the type of charger being used, whether it’s a Tesla charger or a third-party one, the charging visualizations will be displayed when a vehicle is connected. The color of the charging cable changes to indicate different states of charging. For example, a blue cable signifies that the charger…
Tesla Full Self-Driving Update Allows for Texting and Driving Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, recently announced a significant update to the Full Self-Driving (FSD) suite, version 14.2.1, which now includes texting and driving capabilities. Despite this new feature, it is essential to remember that Tesla’s FSD is currently a Level 2 autonomous driving system, meaning that the driver must remain attentive and in control of the vehicle at all times. While the cabin-facing camera in Tesla vehicles monitors driver attention and will disable FSD and Autopilot after repeated warnings, Musk hinted at allowing texting and driving in the near…