The Model Y Launch Edition is available for $52,490 with a $7,500 federal EV tax credit. All Launch Series models include the Acceleration Boost for a 0-60 mph in 4.1 seconds. Update: As it turns ...

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Tesla has stopped taking orders for the Model S and Model X in China, likely due in part to the worsening trade war that has hit the two imported models. Prior to today, the estimated delivery wait ...

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At first glance, the vehicle looks like a Model 3 ... That’s already here. Do you believe that this is a legitimate Tesla test car or just a custom wrap job that fooled the internet?

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Tesla has removed the option for purchases of new Model S and Model X vehicles on its China website as trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies escalate.

The rollout of lower-cost Model Ys will now likely occur a few months later than initially planned. As Reuters reported, three sources confirmed the delayed product launch of Tesla's basic version ...

Tesla has stopped taking orders for its Model S and Model X flagship electric vehicles in China – seemingly in reaction to new tariffs. In China, Tesla produces Model 3 and Model Y vehicles ...

If the tariffs remain in place, Tesla could see permanently lower sales of Model S and Model X vehicles. Lower deliveries also reduce Tesla’s total addressable market for its ancillary products ...