Tesla finally launched its crossover SUV today. The shiny new Tesla Model Y shares plenty of DNA with the company’s Model 3 sedan, albeit with a little less range, a little more bulk and a slightly higher price tag.
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Charging times and range anxiety remain a big factor in the appeal of electric vehicles, and Tesla is seeking to address both in a big way through the third generation of its Supercharger.
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It has been a busy start to an important year for Tesla, and the Silicon Valley automaker is continuing full steam ahead with the reveal of its upcoming crossover at an event in LA next week.
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After years of promises and setbacks, Tesla appears to finally be delivering on its long-awaited $35,000 mass market sedan, with the Palo Alto automaker today putting its Model 3 up for sale at its lowest price point yet.
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The latest survey data gathered on the Tesla Model 3 by the nonprofit group Consumer Reports includes owner reports of issues with the build, leading it to withdraw its revered recommended status for the car.
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It didn’t come easily, but Tesla’s long grind toward become an influential force in electric vehicle manufacturing, and the automotive industry as a whole, is beginning the bear some fruit.
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Tesla's long-promised US$35,000 electric car still remains somewhere down the road, but little by little the company is edging towards this kind of mass market pricing for its increasingly popular Model 3.
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Tesla has rounded out a rather eventful 2018 with another profit, its second in as many quarters, with revenue almost doubling year-on-year. But it’s not all sunshine and rainbows for the electric carmaker heading into 2019.
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Tesla is set to see how its mass market sedan fares on the roads of Europe, with the Model 3 earning approval from the relevant authorities and the first batch of higher-priced variants now headed for its shores.
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Since 2007, the Pwn2Own computer hacking contest has tasked security researchers with finding new holes in common software and devices, but never before has a car been up for grabs. Tesla will be offering a Model 3 as a target for hackers at this year’s event.
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