Tesla has reversed a recent specification adjustment to its Canadian Model 3 lineup, eliminating a feature that had led to speculation about a potential return to U.S. manufacturing. The change involved removing a specific trim option that had previously been exclusive to vehicles assembled in the United States. Industry observers had interpreted the move as a possible signal of Tesla’s plans to shift production back to domestic facilities, though the company has not confirmed any such shift. The reversal suggests Tesla may be maintaining its current supply chain and production strategy for now.
Tesla Reverts Canadian Model 3 Spec Change That Hinted at US-Built Return Electric Vehicles
