electric cars
280K Teslas Under Investigation for Steering Control and Power Steering Issues
Safety regulators in the U.S. announced an investigation into 280,000 new Tesla Model 3 sedans and Model Y crossovers after receiving a dozen complaints about steering failures from 2023 Model Y and Model 3 owners, Reuters reports.
Tesla’s ‘Diversion Team’ Concealed Range Issues
If you’ve called into a Tesla service center in the last few years with a question about less-than-expected range, you might have felt like the company was giving you the run around. A new in-depth report from Reuters found those delays and service cancelations weren’t a bug in a quickly growing company; they were a…
Tesla’s $15K ‘Full Self-Driving Beta’ Could Be Worthless for Trade-In
Like clockwork every year, Elon Musk promises that Tesla’s vehicles will be fully-autonomous by next year. Despite not delivering on the promise, Tesla owners can get a Level 2 ADAS system by paying to enroll in the “Full Self-Driving” Beta. The guinea pig privilege currently costs $15,000 and is non-transferable…
Tesla Employee Shares Video of Full Self-Driving Running Red Light
In March of last year, a Tesla employee was fired for posting a video of his private Model 3 running into bollards while in Full Self-Driving Mode Beta. Well, he’s back and with a much more disturbing video.
2020 Tesla Model 3 Long Range: Is $31,100 Worth the Charge?
When it comes to driving electric, people aren’t just buying the vehicle but also the charging infrastructure. Of those, Tesla’s is inarguably the best. Let’s see if today’s Nice Price or No Dice Model 3 is priced well enough to jump on board.