The 2026 Tesla Model Y base trim and 2027 Chevy Bolt deliver premium self-driving capabilities at prices that many car buyers can actually afford.

A new video experiment shows Tesla's FSD software failing to stop in time for a child crossing the street. The latest version of Full Self-Driving (Supervised) was tested in a new Model Y crossover.

Use the table of contents to jump to a section The 2026 Tesla Model Y compact electric SUV is still instantly recognizable in ...

The brand that shook up the car world is finally here, and its first offering is as compelling as it is controversial.

The figures suggest that Tesla’s strategy is working: registrations in Europe have increased again since the launch of the ...

Hi, this is Joe Bruzek from the cars.com editorial team, and we are previous Tesla Model Y owners. We had a 2021, we drove it two and a half years, did all sorts of reporting on range, efficiency, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. James Morris covers the rapidly growing world of electric vehicles. MG has made a reputation for proving that electric cars don’t ...

An available third-row seat was ditched when Tesla refreshed the Model Y last year. Now, the third-row seat is back. $2,500 option on one trim level only When we had the opportunity in early 2025 to ...

The freshened Model Y SUV implements the same changes we saw in the updated Tesla Model 3 sedan, including a more compliant ...