Tesla is seeking to speed up production of its “more affordable” electric vehicle, a move to increase sales. The company announced it has updated its future vehicle lineup ahead of its scheduled start of production, which had been set for the second half of 2025. In this future lineup will be “more affordable models,” which […]
Tesla has confirmed that it will offer more affordable electric vehicles, though it has not provided any details. A talented designer created this compelling Model 3 hatchback concept, sparking desires for an official Tesla hatchback. A hatchback version of the Model 3 could boost sales, especially in European markets, but Tesla hasn't shown any official interest in this body style. Tesla recently confirmed it is working on more affordable electric vehicles, and while it didn’t specify if this...
Tesla shares surged 12% on Wednesday after CEO Elon Musk said the company plans to produce new affordable EV models by early 2025.
Tesla said it would "accelerate" the launch of new models next year, including lower-cost cars, countering reports earlier this month it had scraped those plans.
Tesla shares sank 3%, while China's Li Auto hit an 11-month low after both companies slashed prices of their electric vehicles in China.
Tesla has announced a timeline for the production of its electric semi-truck, with the first vehicles expected to roll out from a new factory by 2026. read more
Late Saturday, Tesla cut the price of its Full Self-Driving software to $8,000 in the U.S. from $12,000.
Tesla reintroduces the Model 3 Performance, and the brand rules in ownership costs. Mercedes rolls out its electric G-Class. And Vinfast adds U.S. dealerships. This and more, here at Green Car Reports. In addition to Tesla’s quarterly call for investors—which ended up very much focused around robotaxi plans—the EV brand revealed its Tesla
Earnings miss notwithstanding, momentum continued to build for Tesla's stock, which was rallying 11% in after hours trading. That's in large part because the EV maker said it plans on adding to its lineup and marketing a cheaper EV as early as next year, while investing in robotaxis as well. These
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Legacy automakers are still losing thousands of dollars on many EV sales, according to newly published analysis from the Boston Consulting Group. BCG estimates that most automakers lose around $6,000 on each EV they effectively sell for $50,000, that price accounting for any tax credits or other incentives the customer might be eligible for
Tesla has launched the performance model for it's revamped 2nd Gen Model 3.