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Tesla Quietly Discontinues Solar Roof Tiles After Nearly a Decade

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Tesla has stopped offering its Solar Roof product, which featured solar panels designed to resemble conventional roofing tiles, according to Electrek. Sources familiar with the program say Tesla has notified its third-party installer network that the product is no longer available to order. Going forward, the company will supply only its standard solar panels. Although Tesla has made no official announcement, website changes support the reported discontinuation, with the dedicated Solar Roof page now redirecting to Tesla's solar panel page. The Solar Roof was first unveiled by Elon Musk in 2016.

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