The car we tested was the cheapest: the $58,900 Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive. It has a single motor producing 255 kW (35 kW more than before) and Tesla quotes a 0-to-100 km/h time of 5.9 seconds.

Motoring writer Gareth Butterfield has spent a week in Tesla’s new Model Y to see if the changes have improved the world’s best selling car ...

So yes, this Model Y RWD is the cheapest way into the Model Y family, listing at $58,900 before on-road costs – exactly $10k cheaper than the Long Range All-Wheel Drive. That’s a little more than some ...

Currently only available in Long-Range All-Wheel Drive form, the Tesla Model Y version now on sale is basically the Launch Series for $11,000 less.

Cybertruck sales dropped by 32.5% in February, and a new recall isn't helping matters either. Tesla Cybertruck sales dropped ...

We owned a 2021 Tesla Model Y for 2.5 years as a long-term test car, reporting on efficiency, range, battery degradation, and what it was like living with the electric SUV and using it in our ...

The 2025 Model Y also benefits from significant interior improvements. Borrowing from the updated Model 3, it now offers ventilated front seats and a redesigned steering wheel for a more modern touch.

Model Y is still the only vehicle in Tesla’s lineup that doesn’t have a stalkless steering wheel with force touch turn signals and a gear selector on the center display.

With its latest stalkless vehicles, Tesla has literally created a market for aftermarket drive stalks that attach to your steering wheel. The first products are here. Starting with the new Model S ...

The Tesla Cybercab is designed without a steering wheel or pedals and is set for production in 2026. Tesla expects to begin rolling out unsupervised versions of its Full-Self Driving system next year.

The 2024 Hyundai Ioniq 5 and the 2024 Tesla Model Y represent two contrasting approaches in the burgeoning battery-electric vehicle market. Introduced for the 2022 model year, the Ioniq 5 was ...

The Tesla steering yoke may not be going anywhere. According to a recent report from Teslascope , a refreshed Model 3 could feature a steering wheel or yoke powered by a steer-by-wire system.