The Tesla Model S and Model X, once the highest standard in the electric car industry, are now little more than a footnote in ...

The USA and Canada are now the last major markets where a new Model S and X can still be ordered. In the USA, the EVs both got a $5,000 price increase in June. At that time, Tesla also introduced ...

Now, just over a month later, Tesla has stopped taking new orders for the Model S and Model X in Europe. The automaker deactivated the online configurators and instead, it redirects to the main Model ...

This time, he found something interesting in Tesla’s software version 2025.14. According to Green, the firmware specifically mentions a six-seat Model Y.

The 1,020-horsepower EV's owner claims its brakes failed after one turn at a track day, leading a court to rule that Tesla's ...

If you think Tesla doesn't want you to buy the new Model S/X vehicles, you'll be even more convinced after seeing the price cuts for the inventory cars. These amount to up to $5,000 on the Model S ...

The Model S now starts at $84,990 whereas the Model X is priced $89,990. They're both $5,000 more expensive. Naturally, the fanbase was quick to express disappointment.