Tesla News

Owning a Mustang Mach-E means you’ve already stepped into the future of performance driving. Still, every car enthusiast knows there’s always room for a little more. 
Ford gave the Mustang Mach-E the heart of an icon, but you can make it look and feel even sharper. Adding a front bumper lip diffuser not only transforms the style, it also helps with stability, airflow, and everyday driving confidence. A front lip spoiler brings that aggressive, track-inspired look while adding real aerodynamic benefits.

Tesla’s touchscreen interface is impressive, but sometimes it can feel a bit too… digital. Swiping, scrolling, and hunting through menus while driving isn’t exactly the safest or most convenient experience. That’s where our Center Console Physical Control Button for Tesla Model 3, Model Y, and Highland comes in. It’s designed to bring back the simplicity of real buttons, giving you control at your fingertips without ever taking your eyes off the road.

If you’ve ever tried to access your Rivian R1T’s gear tunnel or frunk at night or in a dark garage, you know the struggle, fumbling around with a flashlight or relying on weak built-in lighting. For a vehicle as advanced as the R1T, poor visibility in key storage areas feels like a major oversight.

Luckily, there’s a simple fix that makes a huge difference in your everyday experience.

Tesla has unveiled its new 6-seat variant of the Model Y, dubbed the Model Y L, set to launch in China this fall.

Planning to take your Tesla Cybertruck off-road? Then don’t hit the trail without proper front-end protection. The EVBASE front bumper guard is designed to give your Cybertruck the rugged defense it deserves, without compromising its bold and futuristic design. In this blog, we’ll break down what makes this upgrade essential, how easy it is to install, and how it performs under pressure.

As EV owners, we’re always on the lookout for smart, aesthetic upgrades that add both form and function to our vehicles. Whether it's a daily commute, road trip, or a quick snack while parked, a foldable table tray can completely change how you use your Tesla’s interior space. With its sleek wood grain design and functional folding structure, this compact tray became a favorite among Model 3 and Model Y owners looking to bring their work, meals, or hobbies into the car in a clean and convenient way.

Driving a Rivian R1T or R1S means you’re often venturing beyond smooth city roads: gravel, mud, snow, and standing water are all part of the experience. Without proper protection, road debris kicked up by your tires can easily scratch the paint, dirty the side panels, or even cause long-term damage to your wheel wells.
That’s where mud flaps come in. Designed to block mud, stones, and slush from splashing onto your vehicle, they’re one of the simplest and most effective ways to keep your Rivian cleaner and better protected, especially if you regularly drive in rough weather or off-road conditions.
We’ll cover why mud flaps are worth installing, how easy the process is, and what kind of protection they offer in real-world driving. Whether you're preparing for your next trail run or just want to reduce the mess after a rainy day, the guide will help you make an informed upgrade.

Tesla owners and fans share a unique passion, they appreciate cutting-edge technology, care deeply about sustainability, and often look for subtle, stylish ways to show their connection to the brand. Owning a Tesla isn’t just about driving an electric car; it’s about being part of a larger movement toward innovation and a cleaner future.
That’s why we’re excited about something small but mighty: Tesla pins. They’re the perfect blend of style and statement, letting you wear your passion in a way that’s sleek, simple, and totally Tesla.

In this post, we’ll dive into why Tesla pins have become must-have accessories for owners and fans alike, and how they can add a little extra spark to your everyday look.

When Tesla introduced the Magic Dock Supercharger, it marked an exciting moment for the EV community. For the first time, non-Tesla electric vehicle drivers could access the Tesla Supercharger network — a huge leap toward charging convenience and universal compatibility.
But there’s a catch. Many non-Tesla EV owners soon realized the charging experience isn’t as seamless as it should be. The charging cable is simply too short. Instead of providing charging freedom, this limitation often creates parking frustration, charging delays, and in some cases, an unusable charger.
In this blog, we’ll dive into why this happens, how to properly charge your non-Tesla EV at a Tesla Supercharger, and how the EVBASE NACS to CCS1 adapter with extension cord is the key to unlocking a truly flexible charging experience.