Tesla updated its website to add the new Long Range RWD Model Y, starting at a base price of $44,990. But, like the last model, it also qualifies for the US EV tax credit, so if you qualify for that, you can get it for $37.5k instead.

Tesla has slashed prices on its bestselling car while investors and potential future buyers wait for word on the low-cost vehicle.

The Tesla Model Y was already one of the cheapest electric cars in its class, but it's now getting even cheaper. Should you buy one?

It costs $3,000 less and offers a bit more range than the AWD version. Tesla made a surprising move on Friday night, introducing in the U.S. a new Long Range RWD version of the Model Y, which replaces the previous Model Y RWD.

Tesla has revamped its Model Y offerings, bidding farewell to the standard range rear-wheel-drive (RWD) model while introducing a longer-range variant for an additional $2,000. This strategic maneuver aligns with

Base Model Y versions built and delivered in recent months may also have up to the same 320 miles, to be software-unlocked for $1,500 to $2,000 pending “regulatory approvals."

Despite their differences, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Tesla Model Y present compelling options in the hotly competitive compact crossover EV segment. Here is how they compare.

For those eligible for the EV tax credit, the real-world price advantage for the Model Y versus the Model 3 has grown.

If you are considering a battery-powered crossover, the Tesla Model Y and Volkswagen ID.4 are worthy of your consideration. This comparison will give you the data you need to make a successful choice.

Tesla Model 3 and Model Y electric vehicles can now be obtained at a slightly lower price in our market. Malaysia is the latest market to receive a price cut from the EV maker who has made a similar move in many of its major markets including the US,