Tesla
Tesla Model Y RWD Now Qualifies for $5,000 Federal Rebate in Canada
Tesla has officially updated its website to confirm that the Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) is now eligible for the new federal Electric Vehicle Affordability Program (EVAP). According to reporting by Tesla North, this update allows Canadian buyers to secure a $5,000 incentive on the popular electric SUV, bringing the entry price down significantly. The...
Carney Touts Telesat Lightspeed as Canada’s $7 Billion Rival to Starlink
During a visit to Australia last week, Prime Minister Mark Carney made it clear that Canada is looking to break its dependence on foreign tech, specifically pointing to a made-in-Canada satellite network as a must-have for national security. While Carney was vague and didn't drop the name in his speech to the Australian parliament, his...
Limited Time: Starlink Drops Monthly Prices to $55 for Select Canadians
SpaceX’s Starlink has launched a major promo in Canada, dropping the entry-level price for its satellite internet service to just $55 per month. The limited-time offer, which runs until March 31, 2026, aims to attract rural and remote users by significantly lowering the monthly cost for the first 6 months of service. The new tiered...
New Tesla Model Y Orders in Canada Feature Black Headliner, QHD Display
Tesla has updated its Canadian Model Y website to include a 16-inch QHD touchscreen and black headliner. Here's how these changes affect existing orders.
Get Paid Interac Cash to Charge Your Tesla: WattsApp is Now Live
Tesla owners across Canada are finding out they can actually earn money back just by plugging in their cars at home. Following a highly successful testing phase that saw massive community interest, the WattsApp rewards platform is now officially live. The Toronto-based team originally launched a beta to "stress test" the system, but the response...
Tesla Owners in Canada Can Now Get Paid for Charging at Home
Tesla owners across Canada are starting to find out they can actually make some money back just by plugging in their cars at home. A new platform called WattsApp has been making waves lately, offering a rewards system that basically turns your home charging sessions into cash or gift cards. The Toronto team behind the...
Starlink Reveals Canada is Now a Top 5 Market as Satellite Speeds Soar
A new global performance report from Ookla reveals that SpaceX’s Starlink has officially upended the Canadian internet landscape, with speeds and reliability now rivalling traditional land-based connections. Canada has emerged as one of Starlink’s top five markets globally, alongside the United States, Mexico, Indonesia, and Brazil. The surge in adoption comes as the company’s Low...
Tesla’s Flagships are Dead: What Canadian Model S and X Owners Need to Know
In a move Elon Musk calls "slightly sad," Tesla is officially killing off the Model S and Model X by June 2026. The company is gutting its Fremont factory to build millions of "Optimus" robots instead. Tesla is officially ending production of its original flagship electric vehicles, the Model S and Model X. During the...
Tesla Ends Free Autopilot: Why New Canadian Owners Now Face Monthly Fees
Tesla has made a major change to its vehicle lineup in Canada and the United States by officially discontinuing Autopilot as a standard feature. Moving forward, all new Tesla purchases will come standard only with Traffic-Aware Cruise Control (TACC), which maintains speed and distance but does not steer the car. For years, Autopilot was a...
First Look: Tesla Opens Unsupervised Robotaxi Rides to the Public in Historic Move
Tesla has taken a major step toward fully autonomous driving, opening its first unsupervised Robotaxi rides to the general public in Austin, Texas. As of today, anyone in Austin can hail a Tesla Robotaxi running Full Self-Driving Unsupervised, with no human safety monitor inside the vehicle. That means the car is relying entirely on cameras...
How Starlink’s New $70 Plan Is Changing the Math for Rural Canadian Internet
SpaceX’s Starlink has officially overhauled its Canadian service, moving away from its traditional high-cost model to a tiered system that starts at just $70 CAD per month, depending on location. This shift, which began as a limited rollout in late 2025, has now evolved into a permanent restructuring of how the satellite giant sells internet...
Tesla’s Secret Weapon: Why Elon Musk is the Real Winner of Canada’s New 6% China EV Import Rules
As the dust settles on Ottawa’s landmark trade deal with China, it is becoming clear that Tesla is the likely winner while Chinese rivals remain stuck at the starting line. While the initial news of the 100% tariff being scrapped is a few days old, new analysis shows that Elon Musk’s company is uniquely positioned...