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On January 28, 2026, Tesla announced a significant partnership with Pilot Travel Centers to expand high‑power charging infrastructure for heavy‑duty electric trucks. The move comes as Tesla accelerates efforts to address one of the biggest challenges facing electric Class 8 trucks: reliable public charging.

Tesla appears to have quietly begun installing a new version of its onboard self-driving computer, referred to by enthusiasts as Hardware 4.5 (HW4.5), in recently delivered Model Y vehicles, prompting fresh speculation about an interim autonomy upgrade ahead of the company’s next-generation AI5 chip.

Tesla has quietly removed its long-standing Autopilot driver assistance system as a standard feature on new vehicles in the United States and Canada, signaling a major shift in its product strategy and subscription revenue model.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has outlined what the company expects from initial Tesla Cybercab robotaxi production as the groundbreaking autonomous vehicle’s launch approaches next year. With less than 100 days until assembly begins at Tesla’s Giga Texas plant, Musk tempered enthusiasm with a cautious view of the early production ramp.

If you drive a 2025 Rivian R1S and love off-road adventures, protecting your vehicle’s underbody becomes a top priority. Rocks, mud, and debris can quickly damage the lower rocker panels, especially on rough trails. In this post, we’ll explain why the EVBASE rock slider armor is an essential upgrade for your R1S, offering strong protection, noise reduction, and easy installation.

If you drive a Tesla you know how easy the trunk can become cluttered, especially after a grocery run, a weekend trip, or a gym session. A retractable trunk cargo cover not only keeps your belongings organized, but also provides privacy and protection from sun exposure. In this post, we’ll explore why the EVBASE retractable cargo cover is a smart upgrade for Model Y owners, and how it makes everyday life easier.

Tesla’s Robotaxi program is making headlines again after CEO Elon Musk and Tesla AI Director Ashok Elluswamy shared first-hand impressions of autonomous Robotaxi journeys that featured no safety monitor or occupant in the driver's seat. This development underscores the rapid progress toward fully unsupervised operations. 

Tesla's expanding Full Self‑Driving (FSD) fleet is rapidly approaching another major data milestone, logging nearly 7 billion total miles of real‑world driving on public roads, with more than 2.5 billion of those miles in city environments.