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The Tesla Model 3 has received a working odometer and FM radio through an over-the-air update, reports indicate.

Tesla isn’t just popular on the internet and in the U.S., the American automaker is the best-selling brand in major markets around the world.

Toyota loves hybrids and plug-in hybrids, but the Japanese automaker still isn’t convinced electric vehicles are the way of the future.

When the Tesla Roadster arrives in 2020, it could be one of, if not the fastest electric performance cars on offer. We say ‘one of’ because Tesla isn’t alone here – there are a few companies with some very exciting performance EVs in the pipeline.

The Tesla Semi debuted earlier this month with some very impressive specifications. 

Tesla might be getting its feet wet and looking to compete against Porsche Design with its own lineup of accessories.

It appears Tesla is going to start delivering Model 3 units to preorder customers.

In an on-air interview Friday with CNBC’s Power Lunch, former General Motors executive Bob Lutz claimed American electric vehicle maker Tesla is “going out of business.”

The 2020 Tesla Roadster has already made quite the statement with its claimed zero-to-60 mph time of 1.9 seconds.

We had been anticipating this for quite a while and finally yesterday, Elon Musk revealed the Tesla Semi, the company’s attempt at redefining the idea of what a truck is.

Elon Musk yesterday gave us quite the shocker by unexpectedly revealing the new Tesla Roadster alongside the automaker’s first-ever semi truck. The sports car, which features some downright insane performance numbers, is due to arrive in 2020. 

Tesla made waves last night with the debut of its first-ever semi truck and its second-generation Roadster sports car, but those weren’t the only new Tesla products shown.