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Tesla’s FSD v14.3 Lite reaches older Model S and Model X for the first time
Intel-powered Model S and Model X cars are getting FSD (Supervised) v14.3 Lite with update 2026.38.5.1, minus a few features that Model 3 and Model Y owners have.
Model S vs. Model X: which one actually fits you now that both are discontinued.
Tesla stopped building new Model S and Model X units in 2026, so buying either one today means buying used — here’s how they actually differ.
Model Y L or Model X: how the specs actually compare
The Model Y L undercuts the Model X by nearly $28,000 and seats six with a usable third row. Here’s how the price, range and specs actually compare.
Thinking about a Model Y L instead of a Model X? Read this first.
Tesla’s six-seat Model Y L and the three-row Model X both fit a family, but only one of them Tesla will still sell you new.
Model 3 vs. Model X: which one actually fits you.
The Model 3 is Tesla’s affordable, high-volume sedan, while the Model X is a three-row flagship SUV that’s no longer in production and getting more expensive as inventory shrinks.
Tesla is auctioning off its leftover Model S and Model X parts inventory.
Tesla is selling bulk pallets of unused Model S and Model X parts through B-Stock auctions following the end of production and the Fremont line teardown for Optimus.
Model X vs. Cybertruck: which one actually fits you.
The Cybertruck wins on price and towing capacity, but a real-world test shows the Model X keeps far more of its range while towing a trailer.
Model Y vs. Model X: which one actually fits you.
The Model Y and Model X differ far more than size suggests, from price and seating to towing capacity, so here is how to tell which SUV actually fits your life.
Do you need running boards for your Tesla?
Running boards help some Tesla owners more than others. Here’s who actually benefits, and what to check before you buy a set.
Where the LATCH anchors are in your Tesla, and how to install a car seat correctly.
Every current Tesla has LATCH anchors in the outboard second-row seats, and Model X adds them to the third row. Here’s where to find them and what to know before you install a seat, straight from Tesla’s owner’s manuals.
Towing cuts your Tesla’s range hard. Plan charging stops around it, not your dashboard estimate.
A trailer can cut a Tesla’s real-world range by half or more. Here’s what actually changes, and how to plan charging stops so you don’t run short.
Model S vs. Model X: which one actually fits you.
Both are sold from remaining inventory only. Here’s how the flagship sedan and SUV actually compare.
Buying a Model S or Model X now that Tesla has stopped building them.
Tesla has stopped building the Model S and Model X. Here’s what’s actually left to buy, and what happens to service and support if you already own one.
Tesla has stopped building the Model S and Model X. Here’s what that means for owners.
Tesla has ended Model S and Model X production and closed custom orders. Here’s the confirmed timeline and what’s left to buy.
Tesla Model X trims compared: which one should you buy?
Tesla ended Model X production in 2026, so here’s how the AWD and Plaid trims compare on price, range, performance, and seating for anyone shopping remaining or used inventory.
Model Y vs. Model X: Which Fits Your Family
A practical, spec-by-spec look at how Tesla’s two SUVs compare for families in mid-2026, when Model X production has ended and Model Y just gained a six-seat long-wheelbase version.
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