Tesla blog on Tesla Model 3 and Tesla Model Y

If you’re looking for a Tesla Model 3 blog with concrete information and real-world feedback, you’ve come to the right place. The Tesla Model 3 is the best-selling electric vehicle in Europe, and for good reason: it combines performance, driving range, and technology at an accessible price.

On Tesliens, we break down everything about the Tesla Model 3. From comparisons between the Rear-Wheel Drive, Long Range, and Performance versions, to the best accessories for customizing your interior. We test, we compare, we give our unfiltered opinion.

The Tesla Model Y blog is not left out because questions about the new Tesla Model Y are pouring in. What are the real differences from the previous version? Has the driving range truly improved? Is the trunk still as practical? We answer all these questions with detailed articles and photos of our own vehicles.

Following Tesla updates on a dedicated blog

One of the great advantages of owning a Tesla is regularly receiving software updates that improve your vehicle. New features, Autopilot improvements, driving range optimization: your car gets better over time, without visiting the dealership.

On this Tesla update blog, we decipher each new software version as soon as it’s released. We explain what specifically changes, what’s visible, and what works in the background. We also tell you if the update is worth installing immediately or if it’s better to wait for community feedback.

Tesla updates arrive in waves. Some owners receive them early, others wait several weeks. On Tesliens, we keep you informed as soon as the first feedback comes in, with screenshots and clear explanations.

Why follow a Tesla blog in French?

Information sources on Tesla are plentiful, but most are in English. Between American forums, English-speaking YouTube channels, and US specialized sites, it’s hard to find information adapted to the French and Swiss markets.

Tesliens fills this gap. We talk about what truly concerns owners in Europe: the Supercharger network in France and Switzerland, the specifics of the ecological bonus, car insurance adapted for Teslas, and home charging stations compatible with our electrical installations.

A Tesla blog for the French, Belgians, and Swiss, that was our initial vision! A community that shares the same issues. Harsh winters and their impact on driving range, long highway trips, questions about vehicle registration and licensing. Topics that American blogs never cover.

An independent and passionate Tesla blog

Tesliens is not affiliated with any manufacturer. We are not paid by Tesla to write glowing articles, and we don’t hesitate to point out what doesn’t work. When an update causes problems, we say so. When an accessory is disappointing, we say that too.

This independence is what makes an authentic Tesla blog valuable. We buy our own accessories, we test with our own vehicles, we share our real experiences. No disguised sponsored content, no partnerships that influence our reviews.

In return, if you appreciate the content and plan to order a Tesla, remember to use our referral link. It’s the best way to support the blog while getting benefits on your order.

Join the Tesliens community

Beyond the articles, Tesliens is a community of enthusiasts who interact daily. Experienced owners who have accumulated hundreds of thousands of electric kilometers, newcomers discovering the Tesla universe, and curious individuals still hesitant to take the plunge.

If you have a question, a doubt, or simply want to share your experience, you’re in the right place. Browse the articles, leave comments, and don’t hesitate to contact us directly.

Happy reading on Tesliens, your French-speaking Tesla blog.