After months of waiting, more affordable versions of the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y have finally arrived. Going forward—at least until Elon Musk changes things—both of the cheaper versions of the ...

The long-rumored “cheaper” Tesla has finally been revealed, although in a form different from what many had previously expected. Instead of introducing an all-new vehicle, Tesla has introduced less ...

Tesla has introduced new "Standard" base versions of its two best-selling models - the Model 3 sedan and Model Y SUV - that undercut each model's previous entry-level trims by thousands of dollars.

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.

Tesla’s new Standard Model 3 and Model Y are priced under $40K, but some of its competitors can steal their newfound thunder. In an announcement late on October 7, Tesla unveiled two new models ...

As promised, Tesla launched its cheapest Model Y crossover SUV to date, with the Standard version costing less than $40k sans destination. But there was also a big surprise – an even cheaper Model 3 ...

Update 2/4/26: Tesla has updated the entry-level Model 3 and Model Y by removing the “Standard” nomenclature and adding an AWD option for the Model Y. Our original story on these models was published ...

Tesla is expected to announce a new "affordable EV" anytime now, with most of the details already revealed in previous leaks. However, an encounter with an undisguised prototype revealed its biggest ...

For all of Elon Musk’s grand promises over the past couple of years about game-changing budget Teslas, the much-touted affordable models have arrived with more of a polite cough than a thunderclap. As ...