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- 1Tesla Model 3 with 16-inch screen arrives in Chinese storesβGOOD NEWS The Model 3 with the 16-inch screen + black headliner has arrived at Tesla stores in China
Tesla's updated Model 3, featuring a larger 16-inch touchscreen and a black headliner, has reached Tesla stores across China. The change brings the Model 3's interior screen closer to the setup found in the Model S and Model X, and the refreshed cabin look is drawing attention from Tesla watchers and buyers in the Chinese market, where the company faces intense competition from local electric vehicle makers.
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Tesla is updating its Model 3 and Model Y for the 2027 model year in Australia, adding new features and cutting prices. The Model Y Performance drops by about $4,500-5,000 amid a shift to Chinese sourcing, making the Model 3 Australia's cheapest electric sedan. Motoring outlets say the move pressures Chinese rivals like BYD and Zeekr.
- 3Tesla Adds Vehicle-to-Home Charging for Model 3 and Model YβΌSome Tesla Model 3s and Model Ys Can Now Power Some Homes with New V2H Bidirectional Charging
Tesla has enabled vehicle-to-home bidirectional charging for some Model 3 and Model Y vehicles, allowing the cars to supply electricity to a house. The capability, covered by Car and Driver, means eligible vehicles with Powerwall-compatible hardware can act as backup power during outages or help manage home energy use. It marks a notable expansion of Tesla's energy ecosystem beyond earlier models.
- 4Tesla Model 3 gains range, power, and larger displayβTesla Model 3 gets more range, power, and a bigger display
Tesla has updated the Model 3, adding more driving range, increased power, and a bigger display screen. The refresh to the electric sedan is being reported by tech and auto outlets, drawing attention from fans and critics of the brand who regularly scrutinize every change Tesla makes to its vehicle lineup.
- 5Australia nearing 200 EV models, most from non-Tesla makersβThere are fast approaching 200 # EV models available in Australia, and only 2 of them (3, depending on how you count the
Australia's electric vehicle market is fast approaching 200 available models, and commentators note that only two of them, or three depending on how they are counted, come from a company led by someone widely described as a fascist, a reference to Elon Musk and Tesla. The observation is being shared as a way of highlighting how much choice Australian buyers now have beyond Tesla.
- 6Tesla Model 3 Rear-Wheel Drive Named Australia's Cheapest Electric SedanβΌTesla Model 3 Rear-Wheel Drive Revealed as Australiaβs Cheapest Electric Sedan
Tesla's Model 3 Rear-Wheel Drive has been revealed as the cheapest electric sedan on sale in Australia. The entry-level variant undercuts rival EV sedans in the local market, strengthening Tesla's price-led push in a country where affordable electric cars remain scarce. motoring outlets are highlighting the model's pricing as a potential milestone for mainstream EV adoption among Australian buyers.
- 7Tesla cuts Model Y prices with nearly $3,000 off inventoryβΌTesla offers almost $3,000 off Model Y inventory, in yet another price cut to attract new sales
Tesla is discounting Model Y inventory vehicles by almost $3,000 in another round of price cuts aimed at boosting new car sales. The latest reduction extends Tesla's ongoing strategy of lowering prices to stimulate demand amid intensifying competition in the electric vehicle market. Observers are watching to see whether repeated discounts can sustain Tesla's sales volumes and what the cuts mean for its profit margins.
- 8Tesla Refreshes Model 3 with Bigger Screen and More RangeβTesla Upgrades the Model 3 with a Larger Touchscreen, More Range, and Quicker Acceleration
Tesla has updated the Model 3, adding a larger touchscreen, greater driving range, and faster acceleration. The refresh continues Tesla's pattern of quietly improving its bestselling sedan between major redesigns, and coverage from automotive outlets such as Car and Driver is highlighting the changes. Early reactions focus on whether the upgrades are enough to keep the Model 3 competitive against newer electric rivals.
- 9Tesla sales slow as buyers wait for cheaper Model 3βΌTesla sales come off the boil due to shipment dates, but Model 3 leaps ahead before release of cut-price model
Tesla sales have cooled, with shipment timing cited as a key reason buyers are holding off on new orders. At the same time, the Model 3 has jumped up sales rankings ahead of the release of a cheaper version of the car, suggesting some customers are delaying purchases to wait for the lower-priced model. The shift highlights how Tesla's launch cycle is reshaping demand across its lineup.
- 10Tesla Upgrades Model 3 and Model Y in the USβTesla Boosts Model 3 and Model Y in US with Bigger Screen, More Range, Quicker 0-60
Tesla has announced updated versions of its Model 3 and Model Y for the US market, featuring a larger touchscreen, increased driving range and faster 0-60 mph acceleration. The changes apply to the American lineup of the two best-selling electric cars, and the news is drawing attention from electric vehicle fans and industry watchers tracking Tesla's product refreshes.
- 11BMW i3 M60 performance EV due in 2027βBMW i3 M60 coming in 2027: A new rival for the Tesla Model 3 Performance? # bmw # bmwi3 # bmwi3m60 # bmwi3m60xdrive # bm
BMW is reported to be planning an i3 M60 xDrive, a high-performance electric sedan expected to launch in 2027. The model would sit at the top of BMW's Neue Klasse EV line and is positioned as a direct rival to the Tesla Model 3 Performance. Details so far are limited to expected specs and features, with BMW itself yet to confirm the model or its launch timing.
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BMW has launched an electric version of its 3 Series, with UK pricing starting at Β£47,925. The announcement marks the popular saloon's move into the electric market, placing it in competition with rivals such as the Tesla Model 3 as automakers accelerate their shift away from combustion engines.
- 13Tesla adds 16-inch screen and V2L to China Model 3, skipping USβTesla upgrades China Model 3 with 16-inch screen and V2L, US left out
Tesla has upgraded the Model 3 in China with a larger 16-inch rear touchscreen and vehicle-to-load (V2L) capability, but the changes apply only to the Chinese market, leaving US buyers without the new features. The move highlights Tesla's growing pattern of offering hardware improvements in China first, sparking frustration among American customers who want the same equipment.
- 14Tesla Model 3 And Model Y Can Now Power Homes In BlackoutsβThe Tesla Model 3 And Model Y Can Now Power Your Home In A Blackout
Tesla has enabled vehicle-to-home functionality for the Model 3 and Model Y, allowing the electric cars to supply power to a house during a blackout. The feature turns the vehicles into backup energy sources alongside Tesla's Powerwall ecosystem. Coverage from electric vehicle outlets is highlighting what this means for owners seeking home backup power without a stationary battery.
- 15Tesla Model 3 and Model Y can now power homesβTesla Model 3 and Model Y can finally power your home, years after rivals
Tesla is rolling out the ability for Model 3 and Model Y vehicles to supply power to homes, a bidirectional capability rivals like Ford, Hyundai and General Motors have offered for years. The feature allows the car's battery to back up a household during outages or offset energy costs, bringing Tesla's vehicles in line with competing electric cars in vehicle-to-home charging.
- 16First-time EV buyer gets Tesla Model Y delivered just hours after orderingβFirst-time EV buyer orders Tesla Model Y, then gets told it's arriving in 3 hours
A first-time electric vehicle buyer says their Tesla Model Y arrived just three hours after they placed the order, an unusually fast turnaround for a new car purchase. The story has drawn attention for showing how quickly Tesla can fulfill orders when vehicles are already in stock, highlighting the brand's direct-sales model compared with traditional dealership waits.
- 17Tesla cuts Model 3 price, raising questions on what buyers loseβTesla cut the Model 3 price. What did buyers lose?
Tesla has lowered the price of the Model 3, prompting coverage of what trade-offs buyers may face at the new price point. Details of the discount and any removed features or incentives are being examined in early reports, with observers weighing what the move means for EV buyers and Tesla's competitive position.
- 18Tesla Model 3 Gets Major Upgrade But Not In The U.S.βThe Tesla Model 3 Gets A Big Upgrade, But The U.S. Is Left Out
Tesla is rolling out a significant upgrade to the Model 3, but American buyers will not get it. Reports indicate the update is being introduced in other markets, leaving U.S. customers with the current version. The move has drawn attention from Tesla watchers questioning why the American market is being excluded from the improvement.
- 19Tesla cuts Model 3 price below $46,000 and boosts rangeβTesla slashes entry price of Model 3 to below $46,000, boosts range and adds vehicle-to-load on all new EVs
Tesla has lowered the entry price of its Model 3 to below $46,000 while increasing the car's driving range. The company has also added vehicle-to-load capability, allowing power to be drawn from the car for external devices, as standard on all new Tesla electric vehicles. The move makes Tesla's cheapest model more affordable at a time of intense price competition among EV makers.