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BC Ferries Starlink Testing Expands, Passenger Wi-Fi Could Be Next
BC Ferries appears to be expanding its Starlink rollout across its fleet, while new details suggest the satellite internet service could eventually make its way to passengers. As first reported by Tesla North, Starlink Flat High Performance dishes were recently spotted aboard a BC Ferries vessel. The hardware is designed for mobile and maritime use,...
Tesla Home Charger Prices Just Jumped Again in Canada
Tesla has raised prices on its home charging hardware in Canada again, with both the Wall Connector and Universal Wall Connector now costing noticeably more than they did just a few months ago. The standard Tesla Wall Connector is now priced at $815 CAD, up from $760 CAD in July, according to Tesla North. That...
Tesla Teases ‘Out of This World’ Roadster Ahead of October 1 Event
Tesla’s long-delayed next-generation Roadster is getting another moment in the spotlight, with an October 1 event now confirmed for Waco, Texas. As reported by Tesla North, Tesla teased the date on Saturday with an image posted to X carrying the caption “Go for launch.” The image showed the rear of a dark sports car, a...
Tesla 2026 Summer Update Revealed, FSD 14 Lite Hits Canada
Tesla has begun pushing its 2026 Summer Release to vehicles, and this one leans heavily on Grok, personalization and a few features owners have been asking about for a while. Grok gets the biggest expansion. The in-car AI assistant can now place phone calls, search and play music, adjust climate, open the glovebox, and answer...
Starlink Roam Rules Change: Canada and US Now One Region
SpaceX and Starlink have shaken up how it handles international roaming, and for anyone who takes cross border road trips, there's some good news buried in the changes. The company has started grouping countries into shared regions, which means your service area just got a whole lot bigger. If those new 30 day roaming limits...
Tesla’s New Model Y L Seats Six, But Canadians Will Have to Wait
Tesla has finally launched its Model Y Long Wheelbase, but for now it's only available in the US and Puerto Rico. The good news for Canadians is that it should eventually make its way up here, so it's worth keeping an eye on. This Model Y L was previously only available in Asia Pacific markets...
Tesla’s FSD v14 ‘Lite’ Hits Older Cars, With Canada Up Next
Tesla has started sending out its FSD v14 Lite update to a small group of early-access owners running older Hardware 3 vehicles, after those cars had been stuck on the previous v12.6.4 software for more than a year. Getting this update onto older hardware wasn't simple. Hardware 3 (HW3) has way less memory bandwidth and...
Google Maps Can Now Predict Tesla Supercharger Availability Before You Arrive
Tesla just rolled out a new feature that finally answers the one question every EV road tripper actually cares about: will there be a spot open when I get there? For years, tracking Tesla Superchargers on Google Maps was basically a guessing game. You'd see a pin on the map, but had no idea if...
SpaceX Is Eyeing Its Own Mobile Network. Here’s Why Canada Won’t Be Easy.
SpaceX is telling investors it wants to launch its own Starlink mobile service for US consumers, and people familiar with the matter say it could be a bigger move than expected. According to the Financial Times, four people familiar with the matter say SpaceX President and COO Gwynne Shotwell told investors during a recent IPO...
Tesla Launches New Model 3 AWD Trim in Canada for $49,990
Tesla has rolled out a new Model 3 trim in Canada: the Premium All-Wheel Drive (AWD), which starts at $49,990 CAD. It slots neatly between the entry-level Premium Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) at $39,490 CAD and the top-end Performance trim at $74,990 CAD. By landing the new dual-motor option just under the $50,000 mark, Tesla fills...
This Tesla Just Drove Itself From Vancouver to Halifax Without Anyone Touching the Wheel
Three Tesla fans just drove across all of Canada without touching the wheel once, leveraging the latest version of the company's Full Self-Driving (Supervised) tech, version 14.3.3 on a new Model 3. David Moss and Spencer from the U.S., plus Devin Olsen from Langley (BC), left Horseshoe Bay Terminal in Vancouver on Monday and pulled...
A Tesla Just Self-Drove 3,454 KM Across Canada Without a Single Human Intervention
A group of Tesla enthusiasts are making headlines after driving coast to coast across Canada using Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) software without a single human intervention beyond setting the navigation. David Moss, who previously completed a zero-intervention cross-country U.S. drive of over 10,000 miles, launched the trip on May 24 from Horseshoe Bay near Vancouver...