In an effort to maintain the momentum of 1.8 million cars sold in 2023, Tesla is offering good deals on Model 3 and Model Y leases. Meanwhile, other EV manufacturers are offering aggressive pricing.

Good morning! It’s Tuesday, February 4, 2025, and this is The Morning Shift, your daily roundup of the top automotive ...

It became the most popular Tesla until the Model Y crossover overtook it. Now the 2024 Model 3 is here - the car’s first major revamp - with sleeker looks, better quality control, some semblance ...

A major freshening for the 2024 ... Model 3 also forgoes steering-column stalks: The turn signals, wipers, and horn are controlled via touch-capacitive buttons on the steering wheel. We bought a ...

Will we see anything of the Roadster in 2025? Or is Tesla’s focus now on the autonomous Cybercab and cut-price Model Q instead ... pushed back yet again, to 2024. Then in February that year ...

The Tesla Model Y is finally getting a major redesign -- but how does the new Model Y Juniper compare with the previous-generation vehicle?

EV giant Tesla Inc. TSLA on Monday reminisced about delivering the first Model 3 cars made at the company ... China is an important market for Tesla. In 2024, the company reportedly sold around ...

Versus the competition: Tesla faces increased competition across the board, and its Model 3 and Model Y find themselves in the sharpest crosshairs. With its 2024 refresh, the Model 3 is now on par ...