Tesla Summary

Tesla has been making efforts to simplify the online ordering process for its vehicles. This includes a trade-in program allowing customers to exchange their vehicles for cash, even if they are not electric, though some users report that Tesla may undervalue their trades.

In other news, Tesla has confirmed that its Robotaxi service is expanding, with plans to launch in five additional cities across the U.S. This follows successful launches in Austin, Texas, and the Bay Area of California earlier this year.

The expansion is part of Tesla's strategy to increase the reach of its autonomous ride-hailing services. On the vehicle front, the Carl Junction Police Department in Missouri has added two Tesla Model Y vehicles to its fleet, with operational costs as low as $2.30 to fill up, showcasing the economic benefits of using electric vehicles for public services.

Additionally, Tesla has introduced a new car rental program, allowing customers to rent vehicles starting at $60 per day, aimed at providing a flexible option for those interested in experiencing Tesla cars.

In Canada, the eagerly awaited refreshed Model Y Performance is set to become available in early 2026, as confirmed by Tesla Vice President Raj Jegannathan, giving Canadian enthusiasts something to look forward to.

Lastly, Tesla is expanding its leasing program for used vehicles, now available in 17 states, making it more accessible for potential buyers to consider older models, like the Tesla Model 3, as cost-effective alternatives to conventional cars.

This ongoing expansion and diversification of Tesla's services and vehicle offerings reflect the company's commitment to enhancing customer experience and promoting electric vehicle adoption.