It's official. Australian customers will soon be getting made in china (MIC) Tesla's with the Model 3 announced as the first model to be made in the Shanghai gigafactory. So what does this change mean? There a number of changes that come with the MIC Model 3. The first and most important change is the battery. The MIC Model 3 features Tesla's new lithium-iron phosphate (LFP) battery. This battery is provides a slight increase in range and also allows the...

The first shipment of the refreshed 2021 Tesla Model 3 has finally arrived in Australia this week. The 2021 Tesla Model 3 features a number of minor but still significant updates. The most significant of them all is the inclusion of a new heat pump that provides the vehicle with improved battery efficiency and best of all, further range.  Other features new within this updated model include: Black Exterior Trim: No more Chrome on the door handles, door surrounds or side...

Did you notice this? Tesla just increased the cost of their Superchargers by 25% The price per kW has gone from $0.42 to $0.52. The cost to charge a Model 3 Long Range from 0 to 100% used to set you back around $35. Now it will set you back about $43. Whilst this won't send you broke, it was a very subtle and sneaky price increase on Tesla's behalf.  Is this one way Telsa looks to offset the recent...

Tesla's entry-level Model 3 just became more affordable The price of the Tesla Model 3  in Australia has had a significant price reduction as well as receiving a number of upgrades to the interior and exterior. This is great news for anyone who has been sitting back and watching this space before making the big decision to dive in and get a Tesla Model 3. The entry level Standard Range Plus model is now priced from $66,900 plus on-road costs. This equates to a $7000 price...

Tesla plans to introduce a new low-cost, long-life battery in the more popular, Model 3, in China later this year. This new battery is expected to bring the cost of the Model 3 in line with similar petrol models. 

After a recent price hike only last month, Tesla has now back flipped and reduced the price of the Tesla Model S and Model X in Australia. Last months price increase was due to the recent drop in the Australian dollar, however the reason for the price reduction for the Model S and X is actually unknown. 

Tesla will soon start making delivery of their new Model Y to customers in the US. We know that Tesla always preferences its newest vehicles for the US market and then progressively rolls them out to other countries. Unfortunately Australia is one of the later countries to receive these newer models meaning we have to patiently watch the rest of the world get theirs first. But how much will the Tesla Model Y cost in Australia, when it finally arrives...

The idea of a cheap Tesla is long gone with Tesla introducing another price increase to its Australian EV line up.

While you wait to take delivery of your new Model 3, now is a good time to prepare a few aftermarket accessories to ensure your Tesla Model 3 looks and feels even better. This short article will give you some ideas about the some of the best accessories you should consider for your new Tesla Model 3.

Tesla is rumoured to be increasing the price of the Model 3, Model S and Model X following the fall of the Australian Dollar.

Buying a Tesla Model 3 is a significant investment, so it is only natural that you would want to protect it as much as possible. Keeping your Tesla Model 3 looking good both inside and out, will help retain its value and ensure you get more head turns when out driving.

Why waste time plugging your mobile phone in to charge, when you can just place down and watch it charge in your Tesla Model 3.