Last month overall used car prices increased for the first time in 2.5 years, but there were 20 models with significant price ...

Problems for Tesla ... The Model S led with a 17.2% year-over-year drop, followed by the Model Y at 13.1%, the Model 3 at 10.9%, and the Model X down 7.3%. This collapse in used-car prices ...

There’s the purchase price ... The Model S can be had for as little as $118,652 for the 60 offering 400km range, rear-wheel drive, and 5.8s 0-100km/h (but move quickly, Tesla has just axed this model) ...

If you have even a passing interest in the Tesla Model S, you'll have seen the endless ... Thankfully, the silly self-opening front doors in the Model X's pack aren't in this little lot. The P100D ...

The Tesla Model 3 Performance has 87.5% domestic content, positioning it above the Model Y. Other Tesla models to rank highly on the list include the Cybertruck, Model S, and Model X. However ...

For most used cars, anyway. A study by iSeeCars found 20 models that have shown “significant” price decreases over the past 12 months, led by the Tesla Model S. The analysis of the retail ...

As spotted by Tesla North, prices increased by over 20 per cent, with some vehicles costing as much as $30,000 more than before. Here’s a breakdown of the pricing: Model X All-Wheel Drive – starts at ...

The brand’s pivot to a stripped-down Model Y strongly suggests that cheaper Tesla vehicles could be just around the corner, but there is no confirmed date. As Tesla looks to regain its momentum ...

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So far, the new model, codenamed E41, is planned to launch in China, with a US-spec model reportedly delayed. The reports indicate that Tesla aims for a starting price ... will be used for ...