Elon Musk shocked investors by revealing Tesla no longer prioritizes vehicle sales. Instead, the company is betting its future on autonomous taxis—a strategy that could take years to pay off in Europe, where regulatory approval remains distant and public trust is fragile.
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For months, European buyers were left wondering. Tesla’s flagship Model S and Model X vanished from the configurator, sparking frustration and speculation. Now, the wait is officially over. The 2025 models are back, and they don't just mark a return—they bring significant updates, including a record-setting 744 km WLTP range, dynamic ambient lighting, and the one practical feature drivers have been demanding.
Tesla's €39,990 Model Y challenges European makers already under pressure from Chinese rivals. Past price cuts triggered market-wide reactions within months.
Tesla has achieved its fastest quarterly expansion of charging infrastructure, opening 4,000 new Supercharger stalls worldwide during the third quarter of 2025. The milestone marks the largest three-month growth in the company's history and brings the global network to over 70,000 charging points. With 54 million charging sessions recorded and the rollout of 500 kW V4 technology, Tesla strengthens its position as the world's largest fast-charging network operator.
Tesla's new Model Y L secured 35,000 orders in a single day in China. We analyze why its success is not about tech specs, but a masterclass in market understanding—and what European automakers must learn from it.
Tesla officially launches the highly anticipated Model Y Performance across European markets in September 2025, delivering a game-changing 510-horsepower dual-motor system with adaptive suspension technology that transforms the world's best-selling electric crossover into a genuine performance machine. The upgraded model features aggressive aerodynamic enhancements, exclusive 21-inch Arachnid 2.0 wheels, carbon fiber spoiler, and a premium 16-inch Ultra HD display while maintaining an impressive 580km WLTP range
Tesla faces its worst European performance as Chinese rival BYD achieves historic monthly sales victory in July 2025. Without even deploying its game-changing 5-minute charging technology (currently China-exclusive), BYD's 225% growth surge proves that competitive pricing and comprehensive standard features can topple established EV leaders.
An Australian Uber driver has achieved the impossible—his 2021 Tesla Model 3 has traveled 410,000 kilometers on its original battery while maintaining 88-90% capacity. Detailed analysis by EV specialist workshop EV Workz revealed not only exceptional LFP battery longevity but also fuel savings of AU$37,000 compared to an equivalent petrol car. Battery Management System data shows an optimal charging mix: 71% slow AC charging and only 29% DC fast charging, proving the key to battery longevity. This case, which went viral with over a million views, fundamentally challenges misconceptions about EV battery degradation and demonstrates that electric vehicles can outlast traditional combustion engines while delivering massive operational savings.
Tesla officially launches the Model Y L in China – a game-changing 6-seater electric SUV featuring captain's chairs, 751 km CLTC range, and extended wheelbase. Starting at $47,000, the new model undercuts the Model X by over 50% while offering comparable three-row functionality. September deliveries begin as test vehicles spotted in Germany hint at global expansion plans.
Tesla has officially confirmed production of its most accessible Model Y variant ever, marking a pivotal shift in electric vehicle affordability. The internally-codenamed Project E41 delivers a strategic 20% cost reduction through intelligent feature optimization, positioning Tesla's bestselling SUV as an entry point for mainstream EV adoption. With production already underway and sales targeted for Q4 2025, this stripped-down yet fully functional Model Y could reshape the affordable electric vehicle landscape, potentially reaching an estimated starting price of $35,990 in the US market.
