The Argentine international has proved a success at Eastlands since his move from city rivals United in the summer.
After a patchy start to the campaign, Tevez has now scored 12 goals in all competitions making him the Blues’s top scorer.
City entertain Blackburn Rovers on Monday looking to maintain their 100 percent record under new boss Roberto Mancini.
And Tevez has revealed his hopes of continuing his own prolific run.
"I'm feeling great now," he said in The Sun.
"I've had to overcome a couple of injuries, so I didn't have any kind of pre-season. But I'm feeling good, strong and delighted with where I am."
Team-mate Pablo Zabaleta also praised the 33-year-old’s impact on the team.
"Carlos has fantastic qualities that make him popular with fans and team-mates," he said.
"He never stops running and defending from the front. He loves his football and City fans love him.
"I know he believes in the club and the project and is desperate to win something here as quickly as possible."
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