Tesla’s borderline pointless Model 3 changes they claim are “updates”

Tesla recently released the first major updates to its flagship electric vehicle, the Model 3, and it's easy to see that the updates have been underwhelming.

Tesla recently released the first major updates to its flagship electric vehicle, the Model 3, and it's easy to see that the updates have been underwhelming.

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We likely won't see a vehicle from the team for a while, though.

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The credits work more sensibly this year, but fewer vehicles qualify.

A Tesla Cybertruck was recently involved in a crash with a Toyota Corolla, and it didn't end well for the sedan.