Tesla is recalling approximately 13,000 recent Model 3 and Model Y vehicles built earlier this year due to a battery pack defect that can result in power loss. In August, Tesla started getting reports ...

In an ideal world, an AI model looking for new materials to build better batteries would be trained on millions or even ...

An estimated 12,963 examples of the 2026 Tesla Model Y and 2025 Tesla Model 3 are being recalled in the United States of America for high-voltage battery contactors that may fail unexpectedly, causing ...

Tesla recalled almost 13,000 Model Ys and Model 3s over battery pack contactors that may "suddenly open." When the contactor opens, the vehicle loses its ability to accelerate, per a NHTSA report.

Tesla’s recall covers certain 2025 Model 3 and 2026 Model Y vehicles. Owners of these cars can take it to a Tesla dealership to get their battery replaced for free. Tesla has issued a recall for ...

Hybrid vehicles have become increasingly popular due to their fuel efficiency and reduced environmental impact. However, one critical aspect of owning a hybrid is understanding the costs and ...

Tesla TSLA.O is recalling 12,963 vehicles in the U.S. due to a defect in a battery pack component that could lead to a sudden loss of drive power, the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety ...

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The prototype fits nicely in the deep part of the Tesla Model S’ trunk, but the range extender will be available for other ...

Tesla Inc. is recalling nearly 13,000 recently built electric vehicles due to a battery defect that could cause power loss while driving. The issue stems from faulty battery pack connections that may ...

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