Tesla News

Tesla has introduced a subtle but notable change to its driver supervision system, with the latest Full Self-Driving (Supervised) update reducing the frequency of driver monitoring alerts, making the experience less intrusive for users.

The Tesla Model 3 interior is known for its minimalist design, but keeping the seats clean and protected over time can be challenging. Whether you commute daily, travel frequently, or drive with pets and passengers, quality seat covers help preserve the interior while adding a more personalized and sporty look. In this post, we’ll explore why all-inclusive seat covers have become one of the most popular upgrades for Model 3 and Model 3 Highland owners.

If you own a Tesla Model 3 Highland, you may start to notice a common dilemma after a few weeks of driving: the interior looks amazing from day one, but keeping it that way is harder than expected.

Spills, daily friction, UV exposure, and even simple entry and exit can slowly affect the seats. That’s why many owners begin asking a practical question: are seat covers actually worth it, or do they ruin the clean Tesla interior look?

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system continues to make major strides in safety and capability, but CEO Elon Musk recently pointed out a difficult reality that comes with developing autonomous driving technology.  

Tesla’s upcoming Cybercab robotaxi is drawing fresh attention after a display unit showcased several notable interior features that highlight the vehicle’s unique design philosophy.