Apparently, Tesla dropped the key fob “to eliminate the e-waste.” The buyers of the Tesla Model S and Model X would still be able to have a key fob for their cars, should they choose so.

Tesla is no longer including key fobs as standard on the Tesla Model S and X. The cost-cutting move came into effect on July 1.

The next iteration of Tesla's top-selling EV has officially debuted in China and Australia, teasing what American buyers should expect from the long-awaited vehicle update likely to launch in the ...

The Verge reports that Tesla previously required drivers who rely on the NFC card (as opposed to a key fob) to unlock their cars to place the card between the front seats to shift it into gear.

Researchers at IOActive have discovered a relay attack against the NFC system that unlocks Tesla vehicles, allowing them to unlock and start a car without the key.

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