The Model Y can now be had for thousands less, but you'll have to make do with some creature-comfort sacrifices.
Tesla's new entry-level Model 3 ditches a few things in pursuit of a lower price tag, but we don't think you'll miss much of that content.
The slower and less expensive single-motor wedge pickup departed more quickly than it arrived.
With a full charge and a full tank of gas, these gas-electric models can go a long way without refueling—with one model even topping 680 miles in our testing.
The automakers aren't ready for a world where EV costs rise by $7500, with both offering customer rebates now that the EPA's tax credit is gone.