Tesla News

Owner Explainer: Tesla Cold Tire Pressure and TPMS Warnings
Tesla owners should use the door-pillar label for cold tire pressure, understand direct versus indirect TPMS, and treat a flashing warning as a system fault.
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Owner Explainer: Powerwall Backup Reserve, Storm Watch and Outage Prep
Powerwall owners can balance Backup Reserve, Storm Watch and outage load management without treating any setting as a guarantee.
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Owner Explainer: Model Y Touchscreen Restart vs. Vehicle Power Cycle
Tesla documents two different Model Y recovery steps for unusual behavior: restart the touchscreen first, then use a vehicle power cycle if the issue persists.
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Owner Explainer: How Tesla Scheduled Departure, Charging and Preconditioning Work
Tesla lets owners schedule charging and cabin-and-battery preconditioning by location. Here is how Start at, End by and Precondition differ—and why fast chargers are excluded.
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Owner Explainer: How to Check a Tesla VIN for Open Recalls
A model-year recall list cannot confirm that a particular Tesla is included. Use the full 17-character VIN, match the campaign number, and follow the official vehicle-specific remedy.
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Owner Explainer: What NHTSA’s Model Y ADAS Pass Does—and Doesn’t—Mean
NHTSA says a later-release 2026 Model Y passed eight crash-avoidance technology evaluations. Here is what that does—and does not—establish.
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Owner Explainer: Tesla Daily Charge Limits, 100% Trip Charging and Battery Care
Tesla does not prescribe one charge percentage for every battery. Follow the in-car daily limit, use higher trip charging temporarily and avoid leaving the battery near its extremes.
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Owner Explainer: Tesla Model 3 Maintenance Summary, Filters and Brake Checks
Tesla says Model 3 service is generally need-based, but several filters, brake checks, wipers and tire items still have intervals. Here is the official owner checklist.
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Owner Explainer: Tesla Home Charging—Mobile Connector vs. Wall Connector
Tesla owners can charge from a household outlet, a suitable 240-volt outlet or a hardwired Wall Connector. Here is how speed, wiring, scheduling and installation change the choice.
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Owner Explainer: How Tesla Roadside Assistance, Flat Tires and Towing Work
Tesla offers 24/7 roadside requests, but coverage depends on the problem, warranty, distance, location and repair route. Here is the owner checklist.
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