Tesla enjoyed strong sales of its Model 3 vehicle in Canada during the third quarter as shipments began to arrive from China this year, according to a report from DesRosiers Automotive

Tesla has just registered another 11 Cybercabs for its Robotaxi fleet, bringing the total number of Cybercabs registered to date to 169, according to the Texas DMV. Including the 32 added last night, Tesla has registered 43 Cybercabs in the last 18 hours.

Tesla’s Supercharger network is scaling insanely fast Tesla now operates the world’s largest fast-charging network It has now crossed: • 85,000+ Supercharger stalls • 9,000+ Supercharger sites worldwide It started with relatively a small charging network in 2012 and now has turned into massive global infrastructure And the craziest part is that it’s not even just for Tesla owners anymore Tesla has opened a growing part of the Supercharger network to other EV brands, making long-distance EV charging dramatically more convenient for millions of drivers Ford, GM, Rivian, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Toyota, Volkswagen, Volvo, Porsche and many more can now access compatible Tesla Superchargers Tesla built charging infrastructure for its own cars, then opened it up to the entire broader EV market and became a backbone of EV charging And the network is still accelerating incredibly fast

Tesla just reported vehicle deliveries and production for the third quarter. Deliveries fell about 2% from 497,099 a year earlier, but climbed from the second quarter, when Tesla recorded 480,126 deliveries. More:

Tesla’s Q3 2026 delivery report implies an estimated 11 days of inventory, which would be its lowest in more than three years. 1. Q3 2026: ~11 days (estimated) 2. Q4 2024: 12 days 3. Q4 2025: 15 days 4. Q2 2026: 15 days 5. Q4 2023: 15 days 6. Q1 2023: 15 days 7. Q3 2023: 16 days 8. Q2 2023: 16 days 9. Q2 2024: 18 days 10. Q3 2024: 19 days Everyone wants a @Tesla.