Topic: vehicle pricing
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Tesla Debuts More Affordable Model 3 and Model Y
Tesla has launched more affordable Standard versions of its Model 3 and Model Y, starting at $36,990 and $39,990 respectively, with reduced features to lower the entry price into its ecosystem. These Standard models offer up to 321 miles of range but exclude key features like the full Autopilot s...
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Tesla Adds Standard-Range Model 3 and Model Y
Tesla has launched a more affordable Standard Range Model Y for North America, shifting focus from rumored budget models to expanding its current lineup. The new Model Y, priced from $39,990 with 321 miles of range, is designed to sustain market momentum amid predicted sales downturns and the exp...
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Hyundai Slashes Ioniq 5 Price for 2026 Model
Hyundai has significantly reduced prices for its 2026 Ioniq 5 lineup, making the electric crossover more competitive and accessible, with the base model dropping to $35,000 and higher trims seeing discounts of up to $9,800. The price cuts apply universally to all qualified buyers for U.S.-manufac...
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Tesla's New Model Y: The Affordable EV Is Here
Tesla's new affordable electric vehicle is a budget-friendly Model Y variant, not the previously announced $25,000 Model 2, focusing on cost reductions and a stripped-down design. The vehicle features significant visual changes like missing front and rear light bars and interior downgrades, inclu...
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Rivian Settles $250M Lawsuit to Focus on New R2 EV
Rivian has agreed to a $250 million settlement with investors over a lawsuit, denying any misleading statements but opting to settle to focus on launching its new affordable R2 electric vehicle next year. The lawsuit alleged that Rivian knew its production costs for the R1T and R1S models were mu...
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Slate Auto's Electric Truck Repair Strategy Revealed
Slate Auto's budget-friendly electric truck, priced under $30,000, features a radically simplified design with only 600 parts and omits features like a painted exterior and built-in infotainment system. The company has partnered with RepairPal to provide owners access to over 4,000 service center...
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Tesla's 'Affordable' EVs Are Stripped-Down Model 3 and Y
Tesla has launched more affordable Model 3 and Model Y Standard versions, starting at $38,640 and $41,600 respectively, with deliveries beginning in December 2025 to attract a broader audience. These models feature cost-cutting reductions, including omitted amenities like panoramic roofs and adva...
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1984 Hurst/Olds: $35,000 Lightning on Wheels?
The 1984 Hurst/Olds features a unique Lightning Rod shifter that enhances its driving experience with sequential-style shifting and theatrical flair. The 1985 Renault R5 Turbo 2 is a rally-inspired vehicle known for its bold design and thrilling performance on various terrains. Despite its appeal...
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GM Halts Electric Chevy BrightDrop Van Production
General Motors is discontinuing Chevy BrightDrop electric van production at its Ontario plant due to weak demand in the commercial EV sector, leading to unsold inventory. The decision, influenced by slower market growth and changing regulations, will affect the workforce, with GM considering alte...
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Rivian CEO Reveals Plans for CarPlay, Lidar, and Budget EVs
Rivian is expanding its market reach with the upcoming R2 model, priced at $45,000, aiming to compete with mainstream EVs like the Tesla Model Y while maintaining its adventure-focused brand identity. The company is advancing its autonomous driving capabilities through an AI-driven approach and h...
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Ferrari Unveils Its 1000-HP Electric Supercar
Ferrari has unveiled the technology for its first fully electric supercar, featuring a 1000-horsepower powertrain, a top speed of 193 mph, and an estimated 329-mile WLTP range, with a unique acoustic system that uses real powertrain vibrations for sound. The electric model, potentially named "Ele...
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2026 Porsche 911 Turbo S: 701-HP Twin-Turbo Beast
The 2026 Porsche 911 Turbo S is the most powerful 911 ever, producing 701 horsepower and featuring an innovative T-Hybrid system that eliminates traditional throttle lag. It utilizes twin electrically assisted turbochargers, which are smaller than previous models, enabling rapid spool-up and imme...
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