A pared-down Model Y might do little to lift Tesla sales. To really get people excited about the brand again, Tesla needs “actual new vehicle models,” one analyst said.

Elon Musk’s off-the-cuff confirmation that Tesla’s long-promised lower-priced electric vehicle will closely resemble a stripped-down Model Y has done little to rekindle excitement around the brand. The remark came during Tesla’s post-earnings call earlier this week,

Elon Musk has finally confirmed that Tesla’s new ‘affordable’ electric car is just going to be the Model Y in a cheaper format. Musk has ended months of speculations and misinformation, which he partly created, about Tesla’s upcoming cheaper electric vehicle model.

With the recent so-called “Juniper” refresh for the 2025 Tesla Model Y, we were very interested to see if Tesla has addressed some of the pain points

Tesla’s Model Y adds another top safety award but faces challenges –new variants could change its sales story soon.

The high-selling Model Y is crucial for both Elon Musk and Tesla, but a half-hearted reskin of the car hasn’t reversed the company’s sales woes. Would a complete overhaul have been a better bet?

Tesla's Model Y has been the dominant player in the segment for years, but Nissan’s Ariya offers a persuasive alternative.

It’s easy to hero-worship Tesla cars or be dismissive of them as hype. Driving one put me firmly in the middle.