Tesla’s European configurators now show a €1,200 Zen Grey cabin for Model Y Premium buyers, replacing the former Black and White option on new RWD and AWD orders.
Tesla Europe says its FSD (Supervised) fleet has crossed 100 million kilometers, but the milestone does not expand the five-country customer rollout or establish a new safety rate.
Tesla says FSD (Supervised) v14 Lite is in active development for Australia and New Zealand, but the owner email gives no rollout date or eligible build list.
Tesla’s 2026.26 Service Mode notes add customer-profile isolation and multi-CAN-signal charting in Service Mode Plus—changes for technician workflows, not evidence of a fleet-wide consumer rollout.
Tesla has published 36 new Supercharger voting winners and reopened the next three-month round, but the selected sites still need permits, power and construction before drivers can use them.
Tesla is inviting customers to an Austin event to see the Model Y L Premium, but the listing says the vehicle will be on display only.
Tesla’s NHTSA recall report 26V507 covers 20,349 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles over excessive low-beam headlamp intensity; the remedy was still under development when Tesla filed on August 4, 2026.
Tesla appears to have discontinued new Solar Roof tile sales after the product disappeared from its website and Reuters reported that certified installers were told the tiles were no longer available to order. Tesla has not publicly explained the change or addressed existing owners.
China’s market regulator says Tesla will recall 2,975,910 vehicles over emergency-door-release visibility, while a separate campaign covers 2,740,642 China-built Model 3 and Model Y vehicles. The populations overlap, so 5,716,552 is not a confirmed unique-vehicle count.
Tesla raised the U.S. starting prices of two Cybertruck configurations by $5,000. The higher prices are live for new orders, but Tesla has not explained the change or tied it to a specification update.
