Tesla Model Y (from AUD$58,900 plus on-road costs) has been revealed. It’s brought a Cybertruck-like design with the largest ...

The price range for the Tesla MODEL Y varies based ... Leather interiors aren't available on the Model Y, instead you'll have to settle for a synthetic upholstery in black. There's also an optional ...

The 2025 Tesla Model Y was unveiled earlier this year ... though you better like white or black because these are the only interior options that are available. And then that upmarket feel is ...

A video posted to X on Wednesday, March 19, shows a man allegedly vandalizing a Model Y Tesla in the Ontario International ... to slam his luggage against a white vehicle before walking away.

Tesla has started production of the new Model Y non-Launch Edition, which is going to be cheaper without all the options bundled together. However, the automaker hasn’t started to take orders yet.

Tesla is planning to introduce a new version of the popular Model Y crossover that's both smaller and more affordable than the current version, as reported by Reuters. The outlet spoke with three ...

What form exactly will this new Tesla take? All the Reuters report tells us is that it will be a lower-cost version of the Model Y and goes under the project codename of E41. If it’s truly going ...

Tesla is gearing up to bring out a facelifted Model Y. China will be the first market to receive the updated coupe electric crossover. The American EV maker has reportedly started delivering units ...

Many thought Tesla would just apply the Model 3 Highland changes to the Juniper refresh of the Model Y, but it did more than that. Tesla's VP of engineering, Lars Moravy, talks about the new ...

EV giant Tesla Inc. TSLA is offering discounts of up to $7950 on the older version of its Model Y SUV, before it starts delivering the refreshed version of the vehicle in March. What Happened ...

There he joined the queue and took his turn in a brand new, Launch Series Model Y with pearl white paint and Tesla’s Full Self-Driving, which he put to good use. So what did Ben think ...