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The Model 3 and Model Y prices are finally dropping in the US (image: Tesla)After two years of rampant increases, Tesla is now beginning to directly lower the price of its bestselling electric vehicles in the US, too. The Model 3 and Model Y price cut move follows a similar global pattern, especially in China

TierneyMJ/Shutterstock Tesla cars come packed with an awesome smattering of features and next generation functionality. From the use of assistive autopilot driving to the intelligent charge settings that car owners are able to take advantage of, there's a lot to love about a Tesla. One feature that is sort of the unsung hero of the

Elon Musk has asked a federal judge to move his upcoming Tesla shareholder trial out of San Francisco. Per the Associated Press, Alex Spiro, the billionaire’s personal lawyer, filed the request late Friday, less than two weeks before the trial is scheduled to kick off on January 17th. Musk’s legal team argues “a substantial portion”

EVs don't sit on the lower end of the price bracket in the car industry. Unless it's a Chevy Bolt, most EVs are more expensive than gasoline-equivalent vehicles by a significant margin. When you start looking at the top end of the spectrum, the prices can seem astronomical: For example, a Rivian R1S with all

Tesla has re-introduced a round steering wheel option for its Model S and Model X vehicles, following two years of criticism regarding the practicality and safety of the racing-style yoke steering. As noted by Electrek, the Tesla online configurator for the Model S/X was updated on Thursday, adding the option for a round steering wheel

Tesla broke labor laws by telling workers not to discuss pay, NLRB claims / The NLRB alleges Tesla told employees at its Orlando, Florida location not to talk about pay with other employees or to complain to managers about working conditions. Dec 31, 2022, 9:17 PM UTC|Share this storyIllustration by Alex Castro / The VergeTesla’s