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Tesla’s standard-range Model 3, Model Y join the lineup

Today, Tesla announced a new variant of the Model Y crossover for North America. Tesla fans have long-awaited a cheaper entry-level model; this was supposed to be the $25,000 Model 2. But the development of that electric vehicle was shelved earlier last year as CEO Elon Musk began to lose interest with car-making in favor of humanoid robots.

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Here’s How Tesla’s New “Standard” EVs Compare to Their Low-Priced Competition

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The Tesla Model Y and Model 3 Standard Are Cheaper—but Still Not Cheap

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Hyundai Ioniq 9 Takes on Rivian, Tesla, and More: Three-Row EVs At a Glance

The three-row SUV segment is a lot more crowded now than it was in the past. Just a few years ago, the Tesla Model X was nearly ubiquitous, with Rivian’s R1S following after and snatching what market ...

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Tesla’s Last Hurrah For The Model S And Model X In The U.S.: Make Them More Expensive

Tesla has increased the price of the Model S and Model X by $10,000 over the weekend. The hike comes after the introduction of a new “Luxe Package,” which comes with several benefits, ...

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Hyundai Ioniq 9 Takes on Rivian, Tesla, and More: Three-Row EVs At a Glance

Tesla’s Last Hurrah For The Model S And Model X In The U.S.: Make Them More Expensive

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