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Georgia won’t rebate your Tesla, but it will pay for your home charger.
Georgia has no state tax credit for buying a Tesla, and the federal credit is gone too. Here’s the one state-backed incentive that’s still on the table, and what it actually pays.
Massachusetts wants to lower its EV rebate price cap. Here’s what that means for a Tesla buyer.
State regulators have proposed cutting the MOR-EV price cap from $55,000 to $50,000, which would shut some Tesla trims out of the program.
Can FSD actually cut your Tesla insurance bill in half?
Lemonade will discount FSD-engaged miles by 50 percent, but only for Tesla owners with Hardware 4 in five states: Arizona, Oregon, Indiana, Colorado, and Tennessee.
Tesla has discontinued Solar Roof.
Tesla has stopped taking new orders for its Solar Roof tiles, telling installers the product isn’t financially viable, and will sell only standard solar panels going forward.
State and utility EV incentives are still out there. Here’s how to find yours.
Beyond the expired federal tax credit, a handful of state and utility programs are verified active in 2026, while two well-known California perks have quietly ended.
Tesla’s Extended Service Agreement: what the monthly plan actually costs and covers.
Tesla’s factory warranty runs out eventually. Here’s what the Extended Service Agreement subscription actually costs, what it covers, and what it doesn’t.
Compare Tesla’s financing rate to a credit union loan before you sign.
Tesla’s promotional APR looks strong on paper, but a credit union pre-approval can still beat it once the fine print applies.
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