Tesla
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Electric fleet news 22 Jul 2021Tesla to open Supercharger network to ‘other EVs’
Tesla will enable cars from other manufacturers to use its Supercharger network later this year, according to Elon Musk.
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CCIA News 18 Jun 2021Polestar, Tesla and Volvo to showcase latest electric models at CCIA
Volvo has committed to become a fully electric car company by 2030, therefore the Volvo XC40 Recharge Pure Electric will be a key model at CCIA.
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Manufacturer news 23 Apr 2021Consumer Reports “trick” Tesla’s Autopilot to work with no driver
An American magazine has highlighted how Tesla’s Autopilot system can be “tricked” into operating while there is no one in the driver’s seat.
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General News 20 Apr 2021Two men killed in Tesla with no driver
Two men have died after the Tesla they were travelling in hit a tree in Texas at the weekend. Police believe no one was driving the car at the time of the impact.
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Manufacturer news 8 Jan 2021Tesla invests to improve aftersales support in the UK
Tesla expanded its UK dealer network to 25 sites during 2020 and plans further growth in 2021.
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Electric fleet news 27 Aug 2020Affordability driving electric vehicle demand, says Jato
Covid-19’s impact on the economy is not denting interest in electric vehicles (EVs), with record-breaking registrations in Europe, last month.
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Manufacturer news 16 Jul 2020Germany bans Tesla from claiming “self-driving” features
Tesla has been banned from making claims that its cars have “self-driving” technology by a court in Munich.
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Fleet industry news 20 Mar 2020Sharpfibre adds 10 Tesla Model 3 electric cars to fleet
Specialist fire protection contractor has converted its company car fleet to all-electric by taking on 10 Tesla Model 3s.
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NEWS 11 Mar 2020BMW 3 Series wins 2020 Fleet News New Company Car of the Year Award
The seventh generation of this premium saloon was a clear winner when Fleet News’ readers were asked to choose their favourite new company car of 2019.
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Manufacturer news 27 Feb 2020
Tesla driver died ‘playing game on mobile phone’
An investigation into a fatal crash involving a Tesla Model X being driven on autopilot has found that the driver was distracted using his mobile phone.
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Fleet industry news 31 Jan 2020EV supply to increase but still unlikely to meet fleet demand
Fleets seeking electric cars face further frustration this year as supply constraints and production delays experienced in 2019 are unlikely to be resolved.
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Environment news 19 Dec 2019Enterprise Rent-A-Car extends EV range
Enterprise Rent-A-Car has extended its range of plug-in electric vehicles with its latest addition to the fleet, the Tesla Model S.
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Manufacturer news 4 Dec 2019
Euro NCAP gives Tesla and Porsche EVs five stars
Two electric vehicles (EVs), the Porsche Taycan and Tesla Model X, have both received five-star safety ratings from Euro NCAP.
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Fleet industry news 20 Nov 2019Tesla vehicles join SalesMaster fleet
SalesMaster has invested in a new six-strong Tesla fleet for its sales and management team.
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Manufacturer news 24 Oct 2019Tesla Model 3 named Company Car of the Year by Parkers
Tesla’s new Model 3 has picked up a string of accolades in the Parkers New Car Awards 2020, including Company Car of the Year.
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Fleet industry news 18 Sep 2019Updated: Leasing companies unmoved by Tesla driver privacy concerns
Vehicle tracking and in-car cameras are GDPR compliant as Tesla prepares for ride sharing.
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Manufacturer news 3 Jul 2019Tesla Model 3 among latest five-star Euro NCAP cars
The Tesla Model 3 has been commended for its collision avoidance system in the latest round of Euro NCAP safety tests.
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Manufacturer news 10 Jun 2019
Tesla Model 3 becomes most popular EV to lease
The Tesla Model 3 has become the most popular electric vehicle (EV) to lease, according to Leasing.com’s league tables.
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Manufacturer news 1 May 2019
Tesla Model 3 now available to order: prices, specs and range
Tesla is now accepting orders for the Model 3 in the UK, with prices starting at £38,900.
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Manufacturer news 8 Apr 2019FCA Group joins CO2 emissions 'pool' with Tesla to beat EU targets
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) has entered into an emissions pooling agreement with Tesla in order to avoid fines for violating new European Union emissions rules.
