Like any gadget, a Tesla is a computer just waiting to get hacked. In this case, it came from a Wi-Fi-enabled drone. The hack – originally meant for the Pwn2Own 2020 hacking competition – involved ...

The Tesla Cybertruck seems to be a vehicle people either love or hate. Regardless of what you think of it, it's hard not to agree that it's an attention-getter. Moreover, it will use a new ...

It seems like Tesla's Full Self-Driving capabilities may not currently be as reliable as owners thought they were. Electrek ...

Tesla has apparently started deliveries of new vehicles equipped with the recently-announced Hardware 4 (HW4) computer, also known as FSD2, with an owner who took delivery of his new EV confirming his ...

Tesla FSD 2 Computer could arrive this 2022, also the same estimated launch schedule of the new Cybertruck version. The new full self-driving hardware could excite many consumers since it could also ...

Tesla’s new ‘Hardware 3’ Autopilot computer meant to enable full self-driving capability has been spotted and photographed in the wild for the first time. Earlier this year, Tesla launched its Full ...

Tesla debuted its "fully self-driving" computers this past April and has already installed the hardware into newer Model S, X, and 3 vehicles.This year, Tesla may start retrofitting those chips into ...

Tesla is now facing a collective lawsuit from Model 3 owners in China who received their cars without the promised Full Self-Driving Computer as the owners haven’t accepted a simple retrofit. As we ...

Earlier this year, we learned all about the super-powerful and designed-in-house Tesla Full Self-Driving computer. We also learned that Tesla would be making it available as a retrofit to older cars, ...

Imagine getting to work a few days or weeks after buying a brand new Tesla only to realize there are major issues. The cameras aren’t functioning, the GPS still thinks you’re sitting at home, and ...

Japanese business newspaper Nikkei Asian Review recently conducted a teardown of a Tesla Model 3, and engineers were shocked at how advanced the electric car company’s onboard computer technology was.