Australia isn’t one of the biggest markets in the world for electric vehicles, but it is one of the most interesting. With a small population, long-standing love of petrol-guzzling highway cruisers and close proximity to China, it’s a nation that in some ways lags behind the rest of the world in EV adoption, and in […]

The entry-level Tesla Model Y RWD has been discontinued in the U.S., as the manufacturer launched a Long-Range RWD version of the car. This move has been accompanied by an announcement that the discontinued Tesla Model Y RWD will get a special range boost option, pending regulatory approvals. 40-60 more miles of range The Tesla

Tesla became the biggest name in the electric vehicle space for a reason. The Model S basically set the standards for the modern electric car. However, the Model 3 and Model Y took the automaker to the next level, opening the eyes of many to the potential of driving electric. The Model Y, in particular, seemed to

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has long been a fan of memes, trolling, and humorous acronyms for otherwise unremarkable product names. In fact, his affection for juvenile humor is what brought us Tesla’s current product lineup of the Model S, Model 3, Model X and Model Y (or ‘S3XY’).  But it did not end there of course. In between major product launches, Elon was promoting Tesla-branded flamethrowers, actual

Tesla re-released its Model Y Long Range on Friday, as the model in the lineup providing the longest range at the lowest price—with an extra twist for those who have recently purchased the base Model Y.  The latest Model Y Long Range includes an EPA range of up to 320 miles and a 0-60 mph

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. The car is available for order starting at $44,990 (plus $1,640 in obligatory fees), which is $2,000 less than the price of the retired RWD version