0–60-MPH Times We haven’t tested a standard Tesla Model S for some time, but a 2020 model that we ran through our instrumented test regimen reached 60 mph in a blistering 2.4 seconds.

Read our 2025 Tesla Model Y review for information on ratings, pricing, specs, and features, and see how this SUV performed in our testing.

Not so long ago, Tesla aimed to sell 100,000 Model S/X per year. Now, Tesla is not even reporting Model S/X sales anymore, and they were estimated to be below 50,000 units globally in 2024.

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AI startup Mistral has announced a new AI model focused on coding: Devstral. The company claims it's competitive on at least one programming benchmark.

If the sedan’s 0-60 mph time of 2.9 seconds (with rollout) is any indication, the new Model Y will be able to hit 0-60 in about 3.2-3.3 seconds, down from 3.5 seconds in the previous 470-hp ...

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The 2025 Tesla Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive starts at $44,990 before incentives There are only two 2025 Tesla Model Y options available for U.S. car buyers per the company's website as of May 9.

This new and very attractive Tesla Model 3 lease offer comes at a critical time when the company’s financials have been disappointing, with a 20% drop year-over-year (the worst in four years).

There aren’t many features the Model 3 lacks when compared to its sport sedan rivals, especially considering how much cheaper it is. An AWD M3 will set you back $87,175 before ticking a single box.

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