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Canada cleaned up in Tesla's Q3 2025 Supercharger voting, with Courtenay, BC, and Banff, Alberta, scoring new charging stations, showing EV drivers up north are making their voices heard!

Tesla's Full Self-Driving looks closer than ever to hitting European roads, with new code showing regulatory readiness, including attention monitoring and even border-crossing warnings.

Tesla's got a hardware fix for the recalled Cybertruck off-road light bar, introducing a new mounting bracket system to keep that bad boy securely attached, after some sticky situations with the old adhesive.

Tesla just unveiled its first 'Supercharger for Business' site in Land O’ Lakes, Florida, where a third-party company owns the chargers but Tesla handles the tech, opening new doors for EV infrastructure growth.

Lucid's making its stunning Gravity electric SUV a bit more accessible, opening orders for the 2026 Gravity Touring starting under $80,000 in the US and C$113,500 in Canada, without skimping on performance or tech.

SpaceX's first Starship V3 Super Heavy booster, Booster 18, suffered a structural failure during pressure testing at Starbase, showing that even the future of space travel has its oopsie moments.

Tesla's updated 2026 Model S and Model X are now in China, but there's a catch: customers can only buy from existing inventory, thanks to ongoing trade tensions and tariffs.

Tesla's electrifying Red Deer, Alberta, with a new 12-stall V4 Supercharger, giving EV drivers between Calgary and Edmonton a much-needed jolt!

Tesla, after widespread user feedback, quickly reverted its confusing Supercharger naming changes that replaced city names with business names. Head of Charging Max de Zegher admitted the misstep, promising a refined hybrid naming system in December that will blend clarity with familiarity.

Yamaha is launching its new Jog E electric scooter in Japan, making big news by adopting Honda’s Mobile Power Pack e: swappable battery system. This cross-brand collaboration, stemming from a 2019 consortium, is a significant step towards standardizing battery swapping for urban two-wheelers in Japan.