Tesla finally revealed a stripped-down version of its Model Y, dubbed the Standard, and in a surprise move announced the Model 3 Standard as well.

Known as the Model 3 and Y Standard trims, at $38,630 to start, the Model 3 Standard is now the least expensive Tesla you can buy ($5,500 less than the next cheapest model), while at $41,630, the ...

The cheaper versions of the refreshed Model Y and Model 3 aren't brand new models, but they introduce a more affordable starting price for electric car shoppers.

Tesla launches budget-friendly “Standard” versions of Model Y and Model 3, starting at $39,990 and $36,990, boosting sales after the EV tax credit ended.

Alongside that high-profile change, both the Model 3 and Model Y gain improved driving ranges thanks to upgraded battery ...

Tesla’s new top model gets a hot makeover that not only makes it more fun to drive, but also makes it more comfortable and ...

As Porsche continues its communication campaign for the all-electric Cayenne (Cayenne Electric) the company invited us to get a ...

Porsche isn’t revealing the measurements of the screen, most likely because the bend makes it difficult. ( Electrek says it ...

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Tesla launched a pair of new vehicles starting below $40,000 in the U.S. on Tuesday.

Version 14.2 was recently described by Musk as “almost like it is sentient,” hinting at the impressive self-driving ...

The "standard" versions of Model Y and Model 3 will not have "Autosteer," a radio, or all-wheel drive.