If you own a Tesla Model Y and haven’t fully inspected its rear cargo area, you may have missed out on this “hidden” feature.

The internet and social media has been buzzing with Tesla updates ever since the American electric vehicle (EV) giant officially set foot in India with its first shop in Mumbai. The company also launched its first product in the country — Model Y — at a starting price of Rs 59.89 lakh (ex-showroom).

The Cybertruck is the most radical Tesla ever made, it comes in three variants: long range, all-wheel drive and Cyberbeast. The long range has a claimed range of 570km, while the all-wheel drive has a claimed range of 522km and the Cyberbeast has a claimed range of 515km.

EVs can tow just like gas cars, but there are some caveats if you're a Tesla owner looking to hitch up a trailer.

Sales of Tesla's most popular EV actually fell from last year despite the introduction of an updated model. That's not a good sign.

With delivery estimated to start from the third quarter, Tesla will drive on to India's busy roads, targeting a niche premium EV segment that accounts for just 4% of overall sales in the world's third-largest car market.

Tesla Model Y has just been launched in the Indian market. While India is busy in Juniper's welcome, the world is preparing to see the first glimpse of a new version of the Tesla Model Y with a longer wheelbase and six seats.

It all started as a routine road trip, but this Tesla Model Y owner’s discovery at the end raised bigger questions about accuracy, trust, and the quiet numbers ticking away behind the wheel.