Elon Musk on Friday announced that Tesla's first fully-autonomous car drove itself to its new Texas owner.

We took a closer look at the Tesla Model 3's screen to see if it's up to snuff 
 and discovered five important things to note.

When we covered the first video games available on Tesla's center-console video screen back in 2019, we noted that the feature only worked when the car was parked. Now, though, those Tesla games ...

We owned a 2021 Tesla Model Y for 2.5 years as a long-term test car, reporting on efficiency, range, battery degradation, and what it was like living with the electric SUV and using it in our ...

We also don't see the shift lever stalk on the right side of the steering column, which is found in today's 3, suggesting Tesla is moving to on-screen or touch-sensitive transmission controls.

First off, the Tesla Spring update is going to bring a new UI to Model 3 and Model vehicles with AMD chips, which are cars produced since 2022. Advertisement - scroll for more content Tesla notes ...

Tesla says all of this results in 5 percent less drag, a 36 percent lift reduction, and a 55 percent improvement in front-to-rear lift balance compared to the previous Model 3 Performance.

As electric cars commodify the driving experience, the center display offers a space to stand out. But the big-screen arms race may be accelerating too quickly.

(Among people I know who are first-time electric car buyers, this is a big reason they choose Tesla.) (4) Constant updates and fixes: the good, the bad, the broken This is both good and bad ...