Tesla
Almost on its own, Tesla has proven that electric vehicles can be desirable, combining outstanding performance and high-tech interiors with usable driving range. The Model X crossover has room for up to seven. It’s also the most expensive Tesla, featuring the unique Falcon Wing doors. You have your pick of two sedans: the larger, more expensive Model S is a hot rod. The smaller, less pricey Model 3 Performance isn’t far behind. The company has also revealed its wildly styled pickup truck, the Cybertruck.
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Sedans, coupes, convertibles, and wagons
Starting at $44,630

With a near-ideal blend of performance, driving range, and accessible pricing, the 2023 Tesla Model 3 is an electric vehicle that lives up to the hype.
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Starting at $44,630 · 8.5/10
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Starting at $48,440 · 8.5/10
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Starting at $46,440 · 8.5/10
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Starting at $36,200 · 7.5/10
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Starting at $36,200 · 8/10
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Starting at $47,200 · 8/10
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Starting at $36,000 · 8/10
Starting at $91,380

Largely responsible for the expanding selection of EVs on sale today, the 2023 Tesla Model S is still competitive and desirable among electric luxury cars.
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Starting at $91,380 · 8.5/10
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Starting at $106,440 · 9/10
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Starting at $96,440 · 9/10
- View 2020 Model S Details
Starting at $70,620 · 9/10
- View 2019 Model S Details
Starting at $76,200 · 9/10
- View 2018 Model S Details
Starting at $79,200 · 8/10
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Starting at $69,200 · 10/10
Starting at $200,000 est

Touted to make its return to the lineup in 2023, the new Tesla Roadster picks up where the old model left off.
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Full-size, mid-size, compact, subcompact, and off-roaders
Starting at $101,380

The 2023 Tesla Model X exemplifies the EV automakers' brand ethos with its quick acceleration, high-tech software, and host of gimmicky features.
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Starting at $101,380 · 6.5/10
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Starting at $122,440 · 6.5/10
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Starting at $106,440 · 6.5/10
- View 2020 Model X Details
Starting at $81,190 · 6.5/10
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Starting at $82,200 · 7.5/10
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Starting at $85,200 · 8/10
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Starting at $80,700 · 8/10
Starting at $52,630

Whereas the Model 3 nails its mission with impressive handling and range, the 2023 Model Y feels like a lazy effort to appeal to the SUV-buying public.
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Full-size, mid-size, compact, crew-cab, extended cab, and regular cab
Starting at $39,900

The Tesla Cybertruck looks like it was dropped off by an alien race, but it has the capabilities to challenge all of the top-selling pickup trucks.
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2023 Tesla Model S, X Add Pretty $3000 Red Paint

Tesla under NHTSA Probe of Steering Wheel Safety

Tesla Model S and X Get Significant Price Cuts
