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Tesla Model S Plaid The Tesla Model S Plaid comes equipped with a tri-motor powertrain, 200 mph of top speed, over 520 miles of range, and able to go from 0 to 60 mph in less than 2 seconds. Available to pre-order since Sep. 22nd. Deliveries to start in late 2021. Starting at $139,990. Read More

How to tell if a Tesla has Full Self-Driving (FSD) To know for sure if a Tesla has Full Self-Driving (FSD) either go to the Tesla App and tap on 'Upgrades' or check the 'Additional Vehicle Information' under Controls > Software in the car's touchscreen. Read More

Tesla Battery Day predictions recap Tesla Battery Day is planned for September 22, 2020. The event will host a limited number of persons in Fremont, California, and it will also be live-streamed to the public. Here's when and where to watch the Battery Day live-streaming online. Read More

Autopilot, Enhanced Autopilot, and Full Self-Driving features and cost Are Autopilot and Enhanced Autopilot the same? What about Full Self-Driving? How much does it cost to upgrade to FSD? How do I know what I have in my Tesla? Learn more about Tesla's AP, EAP, and FSD and how to upgrade. Read More

How to schedule a service appointment with Tesla The best way to schedule, cancel, or change a service appointment with Tesla, is using the Tesla Mobile app. The app will show all the service centers with appointment dates available around you, including mobile service options. Read More

All you ever wanted to know about Paint Protection for your Tesla If you're considering protecting your Tesla's paint and are not sure in which direction to go, you've arrived at the right place. In this guest blog post, Truong-Thang Pham tells us everything you need to know based on his experience as a professional car detailer. Read More

Tesla’s touchscreen yellow border problem What’s with Tesla’s and a yellow border in the touchscreen? This is a known issue present in older Tesla cars that can potentially affect all Tesla models. We suffered it ourselves... Read More

Model Y tow hitch options You're a Model Y owner and are considering a tow hitch for carrying bikes, camping gear, coolers, snow equipment, and even towing a trailer. Should you go with the $300 aftermarket option or with Tesla's $1,000 package? Learn more about both. Read More

Sentry Mode - All you need to know in one place Sentry Mode adds a layer of extra security to Tesla cars. But, do all Tesla cars have it? How does it work? How do you set it up or turn it on? How much battery does it use? Read More

Tesla gift ideas and discounts for Father's Day Best Father's Day gift ideas and special discounts for Tesla owners and fans. Read More

[New feature] How to format a USB drive in a Tesla Tesla's latest software update, 2020.16, introduces the ability to format a USB drive in the car. In this article we're going to show you how to do that step by step. Read More

Home charging setup (US and Canada) One of the first questions that comes up when buying a Tesla is home charging. Do I need to spend money on installing a new power outlet and how much? Here's some helpful guidance on the alternatives out there for charging an EV at home- specifically a Tesla- in the United States and Canada. Read More

[New feature] Tesla's Traffic Light and Stop Sign Detection Tesla has started rolling out an Early Access only version, 2020.12.5.6, which introduces Traffic Light and Stop Sign Dection in beta. I've had access to a few videos source of a Model 3 running 2020.12.5.6 from an anonymous and I want to share with you what I think is interesting. Read More

[New feature] Dashcam Viewer to watch Sentry Mode and Dashcam videos in your Tesla One more time, Tesla has listened to the community and delivered a highly demanded feature: Dashcam Viewer. Dashcam Viewer allows you to watch Dashcam and Sentry Mode videos directly on your car’s main screen. Keep reading to learn more about Tesla's Dashcam Viewer. Read More

Behind the scenes: Jeda We asked 100 Tesla owners some questions including what was their favorite aftermarket accessory, and the most popular accessories mentioned were Jeda’s Wireless Charging Pad and Hub. It can't be a coincidence! Learn more about Jeda and their creative product thinking strategies. Read More

Behind the scenes: TesBros Ji and JP are the ‘bros’ who started TesBros together back in January of 2019. How do they come up with new product ideas? How does their normal product development cycle looks like? And most importantly, why TesBros? Read More

Our experience with a DIY Chrome Delete Kit in a Tesla Model S Here are my top 5 tips to help you install a DIY Chrome Delete Kit. If you have no previous experience with vinyl wraps (and hello 👋this was us), arm yourself with patience but let me tell you something: you can do it. Read More

Tesla battery degradation: This is what real data tells us In this guest blog post by Ramin, the creator of the Stats app for Tesla, uses real data to throw some light to common Tesla battery degradation questions. TL;DR: There is nothing to be worried about in the vast majority of cases. Read More

How to wash your chrome deleted Tesla Hand washing or pressure washing? Here's how to wash your chrome deleted Tesla to avoid damaing the vinyl. Read More

All about the Model S and Model X Long Range Plus versions The Tesla Model S and Model X Long Range Plus come with a range boost that gets them up to 390 miles and 351 miles on a single charge respectively. Read More

Tesla's Track Mode V2 Tesla Track Mode V2 is being released as part of the latest update 2020.8.1 and it's available for the Performance Model 3 (standard and stealth). Read More

Do I need MCU2 to upgrade to Hardware 3 (FSD)? With the Infotainment upgrade available (MCU1 to MCU2 retrofit), Tesla owners with MCU1 who purchased FSD are wondering if MCU2 is going to be required and if they're going to have to pay for it. Read More

MCU1 to MCU2 upgrade is here Tesla's Infotainment upgrade is finally here. Owners of Model and Model X built March 2019 or earlier will be elegible to purchase an Infotainment Upgrade (MCU1 to MCU2 upgrade). Read More

How much does it cost to fix a flat tire in a Tesla Model S I got a flat tire on my Model S' rear right tire the other day. What do you do without a spare tire and how much does it cost to replace a tire in a Tesla Model S? Read More

Gift ideas for Tesla owners (updated) Best gift ideas for yourself or for other Tesla owners, put together with feedback from the community and our own experience as a Model S owners. Read More

Safely removing HOV/Clean Air Vehicle stickers from your Tesla HOV/CAV stickers are famous for not being easy to remove without damaging the paint, we have some suggestions for you to apply them before it's too late. And if it's already too late, we also have some ideas for you to remove them safely. Read More

Tesla maintenance costs and service frequency There isn’t a one-year or a two-year service as such, but Tesla recommends checking quite a few things at the two-year mark. Here’s a list, the cost, and how to schedule an appointment via Tesla's mobile app. Read More

Tesla blind-spot warning A common question amongst new Tesla owners is how does the blind-spot warning work. Most new cars these days have a light and an audible warning right on the side mirrors. This is not something you can find in a Tesla. Read More

When to expect the Autopilot Hardware 3 (FSD) retrofit If you purchased Full Self-Driving (FSD) and are not on Autopilot Hardware 3 yet, I’m sure you must be wondering when is your retrofit going to be available. Here’s what we know. Read More

Tesla's online chat support Tesla's online chat: hours, where to find it and how it works. While some issues may still require for you to go to the service center or scheduling an appointment with the mobile service, Tesla's online chat is the fastest way to get a hold of Tesla. Read More

Model Y deliveries UPDATE: It's been a couple of weeks since Tesla started sending out delivery confirmation emails to Model y reservation holders (both with Performance and LR AWD configurations). No dates have been shared yet for the first deliveries, but Model Ys have already been spotted on the road. Read More

Tesla Theater: Who can watch it and what's included Tesla Theater lets you watch movies, TV shows, and videos in your car. It's available in all cars with Media Control Unit 2 (MCU2) and it requires Internet connectivity. Here's all you need to know about how Tesla Theater works and which models have access to it. Read More

How to enable Tesla's text message integration Tesla's latest software update 2019.40.50.1 (also known as 'FSD sneak preview') introduces the ability to listen and send text messages via built-in command. Here's how to enable it and how it works. Read More

Tesla 'Premium Connectivity' cost and packages Tesla has finally announced it's Premium Connectivity package and it's going to be a $9.99 monthly subscription starting on January, 1, 2020. We know you have lots of questions about it, so that's what we're here for. Read More

Cybertruck interior, a detailed look inside Tesla's pickup truck Detailed look at Tesla's Cybertruck interior (with pictures): new MCU UI, Roadster-like steering wheel, screen rearview mirror, seats, dash made of paper, glass roof, and 6.5 feet bed. Read More

Cybertruck pre-orders numbers analysis Only 36 hours after Tela’s Cybertruck unveiling event, Elon Musk has shared on Twitter that they’ve received 146,000 pre-orders. A day after Tesla has already reached 200,000 reservations of the Cybertruck. Not bad for an ‘ugly’ truck. 😜 Read More

Tesla Cybertruck: Specs, interior, and first-hand impressions If you thought Elon was joking when he said the truck would look like something out of Blade Runner, well, he was not. Right there in the middle of the music, the lights, the fire, and the excitement, my first impressions of Tesla's Cybertruck were... Read More

Get your Tesla ready for the winter When it comes to preparing your car for the winter, Teslas have some specifics that you may not know about. If this is your first winter with a Tesla, we’ve collected a few useful tips and tricks for you to survive the cold weather. Keep reading. Read More

How to get Tesla's latest software update Over-the-air software updates are great, but you never know when you’re going to get them. We’ve all been there waiting for the latest software update while others are already talking and sharing pictures about it on Twitter. Here's a few things to make sure your car is ready for new Tesla updates. Read More

‘USB drive write speed is too slow’ - TeslaCam error fixed In order to avoid the 'USB is too slow' error, it's important that you choose the right storage drive. Here's a list of reliable USB drives and storage options that we recommend. Read More

Tesla Raven Model S and Model X What is Tesla Raven? In April 2019 Tesla introduced new versions of both Model S and Model X- codenamed as 'Raven'- which included a new adaptative suspension system and an overall increase in range. In February 2020, Tesla announced new EPA range estimates for the Raven Long Range Plus versions. Read More

Tesla MCU1 and MCU2: main differences Tesla’s Media Control Unit or MCU is the main screen in the car and it determines some of the new features your car can get. Since we have a Model S that we purchased in 2017, we have MCU1. In this blog post, we will try to answer the following questions: Read More

Tesla V10 and MCU 1 Last week Tesla started rolling out V10 but there are still quite a few Tesla owners who don’t have it. I’m getting quite a few questions about what upgrades you get if you have Media Control Unit version 1 (MCU1), so I decided to summarize what I know. Let me know if you have unanswered questions! Read More

How to see videos from Tesla Sentry Mode on your phone Sentry Mode is great and it’s already proving its high value by recording accidents that wouldn’t otherwise have been available. But, what's the best USB/storage and how to watch those videos on a smartphone? Read More