Driving a New Tesla Model Y

$36,990 Model 3 Standard and $39,990 Model Y Standard

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The Tesla Model Y and Model 3 Standard Are Cheaper—but Still Not Cheap

The electric vehicle tax credit is gone, and Tesla's new, more affordable models don't quite close the gap.

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Tesla's More Affordable Model Y Arrives Today. Here's What We Expect (Updated)

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Tesla reveals its long-awaited more affordable models: the $36,990 Model 3 Standard and $39,990 Model Y Standard

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Tesla reportedly to unveil cheaper version of Model Y

The new, cheaper Model Y is reportedly intended to counter the loss of electric vehicle incentives in the U.S. and to counter the emergence of newer, cheaper Chinese EV models.

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Tesla offers cheaper versions of 2 electric vehicles in bid to win back market share in tough year

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Tesla Launches Model Y Below $40,000

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Tesla debuts 'affordable' Model Y and 3 that strike some as too expensive

Major questions include the car's price, driving range and efforts to strip down costs.

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Tesla unveils cheaper versions of its Model 3 and Model Y

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Tesla Launched Its 'Most-Affordable' Cars. Some Investors May Have Hoped for Cheaper

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Tesla Is About to Launch a New Vehicle. It May Be a Game-Changer.

Tesla says the first builds of a more affordable model happened in June, with volume production planned for the second half of 2025. The new car will likely slot below today's Model Y and lean into Tesla's self-driving roadmap.

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Tesla offers a new Model Y version in the U.S. priced below $40K; Model 3 falls below $37K

In addition, Tesla ( NASDAQ: TSLA) unveiled a new price for its standard rear-wheel drive Model 3 of $36,990. While Tesla ( TSLA) topped expectations with its Q3 deliveries report, analysts do not expect that tally to be matched in the next couple of quarters due to the pull-forward of electric vehicle demand to capture the EV tax credit.