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Tesla model Y L Arrives in Australia- May2026

by digitalbumper@gmail.com | May 3, 2026 | Tesla | 0 Comments

The first deliveries of the six-seat Tesla Model Y L have officially started in Australia, just a month after the extended version was added to Tesla’s local configurator. This quick shift from order to delivery highlights strong early demand for what is now the...

Millions of Tesla Cars Need New Hardware for Full Self-Driving

by digitalbumper@gmail.com | April 26, 2026 | Tesla | 0 Comments

After years of selling vehicles that would one day run Full Self-Driving (FSD) features, Tesla has now confirmed that the hardware isn’t up to the task on millions of cars. The admission comes from CEO Elon Musk, who explained the situation in the latest Tesla...

Elon Musk says all Tesla vehicles such as Tesla Model Y and Model 3s will be self driving and only the Roadster will be drivable from 2026

by digitalbumper@gmail.com | April 26, 2026 | Tesla | 0 Comments

Musk said there will be only one Tesla people can drive in the future, with the rest being fully-autonomous. “It’s going to make sense for our whole line-up to be different autonomous vehicles of different sizes “It requires a lot of testing and validation before we...

Tesla Guide and Manual

by digitalbumper@gmail.com | February 25, 2026 | Tesla | 0 Comments

🚗 Tesla Guide and operational manual Welcome and thank you for booking the Tesla Model 3! Please review the following information to ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip. 🔑 Accessing the Vehicle You will receive a Tesla key card (or remote unlock instructions if using...

Tesla Model 3 vs Model Y: Variant Comparison Guide

by digitalbumper@gmail.com | February 20, 2026 | Tesla | 0 Comments

Tesla’s Model 3 and Model Y are two of the most popular electric vehicles on the planet — combining impressive performance, long range, tech features, and access to Tesla’s Supercharger network. But how do their different variants compare? In this guide, we break down...

Tesla Premium Connectivity Explained: Is It Worth the Upgrade?

by digitalbumper@gmail.com | February 20, 2026 | Tesla | 0 Comments

When you buy a Tesla, you’re not just getting an electric car — you’re getting a tech-powered driving experience. One optional upgrade that many owners consider is Tesla Premium Connectivity. But what does Tesla Premium Connectivity actually include? And is it worth...

Tesla Sentry Mode Explained: How It Protects Your Car 24/7

by digitalbumper@gmail.com | February 20, 2026 | Tesla | 0 Comments

If you’re considering a Tesla or already own one, you’ve probably heard about Tesla Sentry Mode. But what exactly is it? How does it work? And is it really effective against theft and vandalism? In this detailed guide from cars24by7.com, we break down everything you...

Comparison of Basic Autopilot vs Enhanced Autopilot

by digitalbumper@gmail.com | February 20, 2026 | Tesla | 0 Comments

🚗 1. Basic Autopilot (Standard) Included as standard on all Tesla vehicles unless otherwise noted. Core Features:✔ Traffic-Aware Cruise Control• Adjusts the car’s speed to keep a safe following distance relative to surrounding traffic. (Tesla) ✔ Autosteer• Assists in...

Tesla Enhanced Autopilot vs Full Self-Driving (FSD)

by digitalbumper@gmail.com | February 20, 2026 | Tesla | 0 Comments

Tesla offers multiple levels of advanced driver-assistance technology, but many buyers get confused between Enhanced Autopilot and Full Self-Driving (FSD). Both systems build on Tesla’s standard Autopilot, but they differ significantly in capability, automation level,...

How much is the cheapest Tesla in Australia?

by digitalbumper@gmail.com | November 23, 2025 | Tesla | 1 Comment

At the time of publication, the Model 3 Single Motor remains at $54,900, making it the cheapest Tesla Australia offering. The rest of the Model 3 range is priced at $64,900 for the Dual Motor and $80,900 for the Model 3 Performance. me to WordPress. This is your...

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