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I went to the Tesla web site to order mud flaps for my brand new Model Y (build date is 1/18/2022) and noticed that it said the mud flaps weren't compatible with any of my vehicles. I double checked to make sure my vehicle didn't already have mud flaps and didn't see any so I went ahead with the...

https://carbuzz.com/news/the-tesla-model-y-may-be-shockingly-unsafe-and-underengineered "The problem is related to control arm joints that have seen their bushings fail within the first 10,000 miles."

On the way back from Yosemite recently...

I picked up my M3 on 1/11/2018 and when I try to register for the California EV rebate it says the VIN is invalid (and the DMV web page says it only applies to 2017 Model 3 vehicles, and mine is a 2018). Does anyone know if/when the DMV is going to allow 2018 Tesla Model 3 vehicles to get the...

I've had my Model 3 for about two weeks and everything has been going well with it. However, this morning when I got in my car I noticed the rear-view camera wasn't working as I backed out of my garage, then I noticed the music was stopped, then about 10 seconds later the screen went black. I...

As a Model X owner that is interested in the energy consumption of my new Model 3 vs. my old Model X, I'd like to be able to analyze energy consumption graphs (like those available in the Model X). The problem I'm having is that I can't find much about energy consumption in the Model 3...

Has anyone else noticed that the brake and accelerator pedal placement in the X makes it easily possible to hit both the brake and the accelerator pedal at the same time? I admit I'm an unusual case (US size 16 shoes), but I've never had this problem before in other vehicles I've owned (BMWs...

What if Tesla's base model didn't come with a charging port? In other words, they aren't selling you a battery than can be recharged, you can only swap it out (so it essentially remains Tesla's property). It seems like this might allow them to sell the car for $15K-$20K less (since they...

Does anyone know if PG&E is adjusting the effective dates for Daylight Savings Time this year (as they have done in the past)? With this approach they usually don't adjust the hours for TOU/EV rate plans to reflect the actual time until about one month after Daylight Savings Time takes effect...