Tesla Keeps Promising an Affordable EV. It’s Most Loyal Fans Are Finally Giving Up Hope

Tesla Keeps Promising an Affordable EV. It’s Most Loyal Fans Are Finally Giving Up Hope

The new ‘Standard’ models leave a lot to be desired for Tesla’s fans.

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Key PointsTesla launched more affordable models of the Model Y and Model 3.The more affordable models still pack over 300 miles of range.Tesla's more affordable models could cannibalize premium sales and margins.These 10 stocks could mint the next wave of millionaires › Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) investors have waited years for a lower-cost model. Its CEO, Elon Musk, has referenced a $35,000 price point as crucial to success as long ago as 2013, and o…

Tesla's Affordable Model Y & 3 Disappoint, Is That All There Is? - CleanTechnica

Here at CleanTechnica.com, we have written several articles covering the much anticipated release of Tesla’s affordable Model Y and less anticipated affordable Model 3. Zach noted that the range at 321 miles was surprisingly good but many were expecting a more aggressive price, since neither model was even as cheap ... [continued] The post Tesla’s Affordable Model Y & 3 Disappoint, Is That All There Is? appeared first on CleanTechnica.

As Tesla Releases Model Y, Model 3 Standard, Here Are Other Affordable EV Options That Undercut Elon Musk-Led EV Giant's Lineup - Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA)

US automakers affordable EV options in the US, with prices ranging from $29,990 to $43,330 and ranges from 200 to 314 miles.

Review: The Chevrolet Volt and Tesla Models 3 and Y

The affordable electric vehicle market got a bit more crowded this week. Chevrolet and Tesla both unveiled new entry-level models, following the end of the federal EV purchase tax credit program in September.

Tesla Introduces Budget-Friendly EVs: A Strategy for Market Recovery?

Tesla has introduced cheaper variants of its Model Y and Model 3, a strategic move aimed at reinvigorating sales and recapturing lost market share. The new Model Y Standard and Model 3 Standard promise an estimated driving range of 321 miles. Priced under $40,000, the Model Y Standard features a more stripped-down interior, while the Model 3 Standard is available for under $37,000, with New York residents able to acquire it for less than $35,000…