A new Tesla model – possibly a stripped down Model Y or Model 3 or both – is slated to begin production this month, fueling ...

Speculation about Tesla’s Model Q, rumored to be a smaller and more affordable vehicle, has intensified as Elon Musk may soon give the green light for its production. While the American company ...

Tesla is planning to launch a more affordable model ... Despite the speculation, Elon Musk has not officially confirmed the details, though he mentioned that a cheaper Tesla will arrive next ...

Rivals such as China's BYD, as well as European manufacturers BMW and Volkswagen, have launched new cheaper models to capture market share. Tesla said it expected the vehicle business to return to ...

“We’re still focused on bringing cheaper models to market soon,” said Tesla chief financial officer Vaibhav Taneja during the first quarter earnings conference call on Tuesday. “The start ...

Analysts expect Tesla to sell 2.1 million cars this year, up about 16%, according to 20 analysts polled by LSEG, after its deliveries last year fell marginally, due to an aging model lineup and ...

which would be roughly half the price of the current Tesla Model Y. The company may be hoping that a cheaper Tesla would help the company boost sales during a difficult time period.

Is it one of Tesla’s upcoming new cheaper EVs ... changes designed for the new Model Y to the Model 3. That said, I think there’s another speculation that could make more sense.

But it seems like Tesla is working on making the car even cheaper and has released a more affordable Model 3 with a downgraded interior in Mexico. Don’t get me wrong. I’m glad that the Model 3 ...

Tesla has started taking orders for its cheaper rear-wheel drive Model Y in the US. The $45,990 vehicle costs $37,490 after federal tax subsidies (as long as they still exist), making it the ...

Tesla is testing a Model 3 with a cheaper interior. It is currently only available in Mexico, but it could make it to other markets if successful. Tesla notoriously doesn’t offer many ...