With so many fuel and electric-powered vehicles on the market, it is easy to become inundated with information overload. When it comes to considering an electric or a gasoline-powered vehicle, there are many different aspects to take into consideration. One of the most important aspects is the cost of ownership. Across the board, the Tesla Model 3 is making waves in the industry as a surprisingly cost-effective electric vehicle option.   Cost of Ownership: Tesla Model 3 vs. Acura TLX Fuel Expenses Tesla vehicles are powered by a sophisticated electric engine that requires charges to keep ..read more

Is Tesla FSD worth it? When ordering your Tesla, one of the decisions you must make is whether to add Full Self-Driving to your order. However, because of the steep price and its current beta status, many people wonder if FSD is worth it. If you are about to make the decision, we help you decide if Tesla’s FSD is worth it in this article. How much does FSD cost? Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, is proud of FSD and often talks about upcoming features on Twitter. However, if he manages to convince you, the upgrade will cost you $12,800 ordering in Canada. However, in less than a month, the price wi ..read more

Tesla removes ultrasonic sensors; what does this mean for you?   Tesla is constantly changing its car designs as it tries to improve them. However, some of them turn out controversial in the industry. One such change is the removal of all ultrasonic sensors from new cars. What is Tesla replacing the ultrasonic sensors with, and what does that mean for you?   From ultrasonic sensors to Tesla Vision Tesla cars are known for being aware of their environment, enabling them to function to a degree autonomously. Most cars use a combination of cameras, radar, Lidar, and ultrasonic sensors f ..read more

Tesla Model 3 single vs. dual-motor; which should you buy?   Gone are the days when electric car models were few. However, with the increasing choices come a responsibility: choosing which Tesla model and which Tesla trim version to buy! For example, if you are eyeing the Tesla Model 3, which version is the best for you? In this article, we help you decide whether the single or dual-motor version is better for you. About the Tesla Model 3 The Tesla Model 3 is the most affordable car in Tesla’s product line. It is the bestselling electric car in the world. Tesla currently offers three vers ..read more

Vital Aftermarket Tesla Accessories for your Tesla Model 3/Y   The Tesla Model 3 and Model Y are incredible electric vehicles many people enjoy worldwide. However, thanks to some aftermarket accessories, you can make your own Tesla even more awesome! This guide covers the top and vital aftermarket accessories for your Model 3 or Model Y! Screen protector The Model 3 comes with a massive touch-enabled screen that is the center of attention. Through it, you access the car’s settings, follow the map, keep an eye on your driving speed, watch a movie, and even play a game! It is therefore imp ..read more

Top five Tesla features that other cars wish they had!   If you ever meet a Tesla owner, you’ll see their devotion and admiration for the company. People who are unfamiliar with the brand may wonder what all the fuss is about. So here are the top five Tesla features that other cars wish they have!   Massive touchscreen Every Tesla comes with an oversized, high-resolution, tablet-like infotainment system from where you can access the car settings, use navigation, locate superchargers, etc. The release of the Model 3 in 2017 changed the orientation from portrait to landscape, which has ..read more

How to Order a Tesla CCS Combo 1 Adapter from South Korea   Are you tired of waiting for Tesla Canada to make the CSS Combo 1 adapter available for your Model 3 or Y? Now, there are 2 ways to get your wish granted.    First, you will need to verify whether your Model 3 or Y are compatible with the Tesla CCS Combo 1. go to Software -> Details and check for the line CCS adapter support: Enabled If you see the message “Not Installed”, you are out of luck. But if you see “Enabled”, you will have support for Tesla CCS Combo 1 Adapter. As I mentioned earlier, there are 2 ways to ..read more

A Used Tesla Model S is a Steal Against Fully-Loaded 2021 Toyota Corolla Hybrid Teslas are known for their ingenious engineering and low-cost car to own in the long run for multiple reasons. Now, Corollas are known for their legendary Toyota reliability and low cost of ownership. So you might be thinking that for sure the Corolla will easily beat the Model S in long-term costs. Well, think again!. So today we  will be comparing these two cars side by side regarding various factors  Let’s get started with the purchase of the vehicle. Toyota Corolla Hybrid fully equipped with the most ..read more

So whether you are thinking of an upgrade or looking to expand your garage. You would have faced this question.   Which car should I buy?   This is a kind of question that pops up in every buyer’s mind, even experts find it difficult to decide. But don’t worry we are here for help. Since the world is changing and so do cars, The Electric Vehicles will replace the conventional gasoline engine soon. I think this the best time for the change. The EVs are the future and the Tesla Model 3 is the best example of it. From its futuristic design to the advanced safety features. The Tesla Mode ..read more

  Finally! The words I’ve wanted to hear since 2016 after the first Model S refresh and the release of the Model X. So you might ask, “What’s new, Santiago?” I’d say “Lots.” Model S | Source: Tesla Model X | Source: Tesla   On the outside, very little has changed with the two vehicles; New fog lights, a wider plaid-like stance, a new rear diffuser (like the Model Y) and a full chrome delete. The Model X just has new fog lights and no more chrome. Model S Interior | Source: Electrek.co   Now the inside is where the party’s at! I was in awe an ..read more