The 2025 Tesla Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive starts at $44,990 before incentives There are only two 2025 Tesla Model Y options available for U.S. car buyers per the company's website as of May 9.

Platform and Powertrain It's not yet clear if the Model 2/C/Q—whatever it's called—will be a sedan, hatchback, or SUV, but we can be sure it'll be smaller than a Tesla Model Y. Recent reports ...

The Teslas nobody buys have really stiff competition. Honestly, we’re not even sure why Tesla is bothering. The Model S and Model X sell poorly, and the company’s CEO has been doing it no ...

Tesla is barely selling the Model S and Model X at a rate of 32,000 units per year. This is not going to help much. Honestly, I don’t mind the designs. I think these are great-looking vehicles ...

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has teased a more affordable vehicle for the last 7 years. This time it's June. And sounds like a Model Y or Model 3 knock-off.

The ugliness of the new Model Y isn't even in the top 3 reasons why you shouldn't buy one, and soon the Y's ugliness could slide even further down the list.

What it is: a modified Model Y or Model 3 Lars Moravy, VP Vehicle Engineering at Tesla, said in the Q1 call that the new “models that come out in next months…will resemble, in form and shape ...

The Model X AWD and Plaid have jumped to $89,990 and $104,990, respectively. These are Tesla’s latest vehicle updates since launching the refreshed Model Y earlier this year.

Recently, Tesla debuted the regular Model Y Long Range (non-Launch Edition), which has an EPA-estimated range of 327 miles, a 4.6-second zero-to-60-mph time, and a top speed of 125 mph.