With cheaper alternatives flooding the market, the Tesla Model Y is working hard to keep its title as the most popular ...

Despite its misleading name, Tesla's Full Self Driving adaptive driver assistance suite has not cracked fully autonomous driving—at least not yet. The system is classified as a Level 2 ADAS as it ...

The Tesla Model Y no longer looks like the love child of a Model X and Model 3, something I always thought looked awkward and, well, a bit dull. Many also considered them as ‘white goods’ when they ...

Tesla's long-awaited cheaper Model Y starts at under $40,000. The company claims its the most efficient Model Y ever. Driving range and software haven't been compromised, but Tesla has deleted plenty ...

“Testing is underway with no occupants in the car.” It’s a short sentence, but those eight words carry major implications for Tesla, its investors, and the future of autonomous vehicles. That line ...

The Tesla Model Y’s midcycle refresh brought significant enough changes to earn it a spot in our 2026 SUV of the Year competition. The full list of updates is extensive, but the highlights matter.

The new Tesla Model Y Standard is $5,000 less expensive than the prior base version. The Standard version has lower estimated range, is slower to 60 mph and goes without some convenience features.

The new Tesla Model Y Standard and Model 3 Standard are $5,000 and $5,500 more affordable than the rest of the lineup, respectively. Tesla cut a laundry list of features from the cars to make them ...