Just after Tesla Model Y deliveries began this past weekend, the Silicon Valley–based automaker added the Model Y key fob with the passive entry feature to its online store, for a price tag of $150, the same as for the Tesla Model 3.
Before we begin, I wanted to give an update for Elon Musk on the Tesla Model A my youngest daughter designed.
A new FCC filing from Tesla for a bluetooth key fob appears to indicate that Tesla is putting the finishing touches on a physical key fob for the Model 3.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted out news this week that the company is working on offering owners of existing Model S and X vehicles what Model 3 owners can use to get into their cars — their phones.
