Tesla needs a boost right now. That would explain why the Austin, Texas-based automaker is offering a screaming deal on its Model 3 sedan b

Long a darling of the automotive industry and investors alike, Tesla is facing perhaps its biggest challenge yet. The electric vehicle manufacturer’s stock price has been falling in recent days, people are boycotting the brand,

Tesla is offering new incentives to US buyers for all trims of the Model 3. The incentives include zero percent APR financing, $0 due at signing, and 60-month terms. All three Model 3 trims are eligible for a $7,

The car is a 2021 Model 3 Long Range All-Wheel Drive, so it has all the improvements to the interior and powertrain brought by the model's first big facelift. It was used as a taxi in the United Kingdom and has a hefty 216,000 miles on the clock.

The Tesla Model 3, once the most popular EV in the critical Chinese EV market, has been quickly surpassed by the Xiaomi SU7, and now they are going after Tesla’s Model Y. Is the mystical prophecy of the “Tesla killer” finally coming true?

Tesla's new Model 3 sedans wait to be shipped aboard at Shanghai Haitong ... [+] International Automotive Terminal on March 14, 2024 in Shanghai, China. (Photo by VCG/VCG via ) Tesla U.S. lease deals on the Model 3 are slated to end soon as threats to eliminate the tax credit loom.

U.S. automaker Tesla announced Wednesday that it would offer an 8,000 yuan ($1,101.90) insurance subsidy for purchases of Model 3 vehicles in China until March 17.

The California New Car Dealers Association (CNCDA) reports Tesla registrations fell 7.8 percent in Q4 2024 and declined nearly 12 percent in 2024. Tesla still commands a 52.5 percent market share for EVs in California, but that’s also down 7.6 percent in 2024.

Andrew Lambrecht, the owner of a Tesla Model 3, rented a BMW i4 on Turo to compare the models. He said the BMW was fun but he'd still buy a Tesla.

Tesla is actively testing Model Y Performance prototypes, with the electric sports variant still on track for the start of delivery later this year

Tesla's vice president of Engineering, Lars Moravy, talks in a video about the unique braking system designed for the refreshed model Y

After introducing a 0% financing incentive in late 2024, Tesla is once again offering a 0% interest rate to buyers who finance a Model 3 sedan over 60 months, or a 0.99% APR to those who take a 72-month loan.