Automakers ask a US court to keep the 34.9 mpg fuel rule
Reuters says automakers asked a US appeals court to keep a 34.9 mpg fleet rule for 2031, far under the old 50.4 mpg path.
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Tesla’s third quarter still depended on the Model 3 and Model Y
Tesla delivered 486,532 vehicles in the third quarter of 2026. Almost all of them were a Model 3 or Model Y, even as automotive revenue slipped.
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Tesla’s new Roadster left the ground in Texas. Production is still a 2028 claim
Tesla ran a second-generation Roadster at SpaceX’s McGregor site on 15 October 2026. The 2028 production line, the 0–60 claim, and a range above 300 miles are attributed to Tesla and named reports. No sticker price was published.
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Tesla Opens Australian Model 3 Orders at A$45,900 Before On-Road Costs
Tesla opened Australian orders on 1 October 2026 for a Model 3 rear-wheel drive at A$45,900 before on-road costs, with a claimed 572 km WLTP range.
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Tesla Reopens Roadster Reservations in the US, UK and UAE — Still a Deposit, Not a Priced Car
Tesla’s US, UK, and UAE Roadster pages are taking deposits again — $50,000, £38,000, and AED 183,000. Trade press ties the reopen to a 1 October Texas reveal. Tesla has not published a production price or range. Buyable Teslas on this directory remain the Model 3 and Model Y.
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Tesla Rolls Out Grok in the UAE — A Software Update for Battery Teslas, Not a New Model
Tesla began sending software 2026.32.6 to eligible UAE vehicles on 17 September, adding the Grok voice assistant with no extra Grok fee. It is a battery-car software update — not a new model and not a plug-in hybrid.
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Fang Cheng Bao Formula S Starts at 189,900 Yuan as BYD’s Off-Road Brand Enters Sedans
Fang Cheng Bao, BYD’s off-road brand, priced its first electric sedan from 189,900 yuan in China on 16 September. CLTC range reaches 900 km. No UAE, UK, or US on-sale date.
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Tesla Cybercab NHTSA Audit: Safety Probe After Austin Launch
NHTSA opened Audit Query AQ26002 into Tesla Cybercab's FMVSS self-certification after Austin robotaxi rides began Sept 3. Here's what the audit covers.
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UK Plug-in Hybrids Grew Fastest in August — 13,707 Cars, 14.5% Share
SMMT counted 13,707 UK plug-in hybrids in August — 14.5% of new cars and the fastest powertrain growth. Battery EVs were 29.8%. Combined plug-in share 44.3%.
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UK Battery EVs Hit 29.7% in August — Largest Fuel Type, Ahead of Hybrids
New AutoMotive counted 27,876 UK battery EVs in August — 29.7% of new cars, the largest fuel type. Tesla, Kia EV3, and BYD Atto 3 are already listed. Hybrid ~29% is not a PHEV-only share.
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Tesla Cybercab Launch Draws NHTSA Self-Certification Audit AQ26002
Tesla's Cybercab launched in Austin, then NHTSA opened Audit Query AQ26002 into its self-certification, questioning which FMVSS rules apply.
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Nevada Approves Tesla, Waymo and Uber for Paid Las Vegas Robotaxis
Nevada’s transport board approved Tesla (5,000 vehicles), Waymo (1,000) and Uber (1,000) for paid robotaxis in Clark County. Tesla starts with Model Y; fares still need NTA review.
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Tesla Enables 2.4 kW Vehicle-to-Load on US Model Y Premium With $80 Adapter
Tesla switched on vehicle-to-load for US Model Y Premium trims: an $80 Outlet Adapter and Gen 3 Mobile Connector deliver 2.4 kW at 120 V — not home backup, and not every Juniper.
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