Called Standard, the new base Model 3 and Model Y are designed to keep the barrier to entry of Tesla’s EVs low in the wake of federal tax credits disappearing at the end of September.

Tesla finally launched its more affordable EVs, which turned out exactly as expected: stripped-down variants of the Model 3 ...

Many long-time fans are slamming the automaker for releasing a car with what they're calling a terrible value proposition. If ...

Tesla has unveiled its new budget EV lineup - Model 3 and Model Y Standard. The Model Y Standard gets the most downgrades ...

Tesla's lower-priced versions of its staple Model Y SUV and Model 3 sedan face an uphill battle in the region where Elon Musk ...

When it comes to batteries, Hyundai has been very competitive, but not this time. The Ioniq 5 SE RWD Standard Range uses a 63 ...

To shave a few thousand off the cost of the Model Y and 3, Tesla made some nips and tucks—decontenting, in auto speak.

The new trims boast unique styling and features, but they're still a long way from the once-claimed $25K Tesla.

The starting prices of $39,990 and $36,990 were too high, some said, to attract a new class of buyers to the electric vehicle ...

The Tesla Model 3 is already one of the most popular electric vehicles, thanks to its large selection of great EV features and a reasonably low price compared to other electric cars. But it seems like ...

Two new affordable EVs debut under the Standard name, cutting a slew of features like the FM/AM radio to bring prices down ...

As promised, Tesla launched its cheapest Model Y crossover SUV to date, with the Standard version costing less than $40k sans destination ...