Tesla is by far the most popular electric car brand in the US. It basically created the EV market as we know it. Elon Musk's startup rose to dominance on the back of four models: two SUVs and two ...

It’s a case of "Whatever you can do, I can do better," as Honda comes for the Tesla Model Y with its own electric SUV, the S7 ...

It's not illogical – if Rivian already sells both the R1T and R1S, which are deeply related, why couldn't Tesla do the same with a Cybertruck and a Cybertruck SUV, or a 'CyberSUV.' Well ...

Polestar, the luxury EV brand that spun out from Volvo, started offering Tesla owners a deal last month: a $5,000 discount off a lease of the company’s SUV, the Polestar 3. That’s on top of ...

An curved arrow pointing right. The following is a transcript of the video. Narrator: This Tesla Model X refuses to roll over. Unlike most SUVs, which tend to roll over with ease, the Model X ...

Tesla hiked the price of the Model S by $5,000 in December, and the Model X got a similar markup on Thursday. In this case, the change is even more dramatic as it erases the Model X from the list ...

Almost every brand now has a premium EV SUV. Two of the most popular options are the Tesla Model X and the BMW iX, both of which encroach into the vaunted six-figure category with a few add-ons ...

Though the long-awaited Model S Plaid is still yet to hit the road, Tesla has now given the Model X the same treatment. For the same £110,980 as the Model S Plaid, the SUV is fitted with three ...

According to a government document released on Thursday, the highly anticipated electric crossover SUV is expected to debut this summer, positioning itself as a direct competitor to Tesla’s Model Y.