Tesla, Model Y

Will Tesla's Long-Rumored 'Model Q' Really Be a Cheap Model Y-Based SUV?
A report from Reuters states Tesla is planning a more affordable vehicle based on the Model Y electric crossover. It will be built first in China, but then in North America and Europe.
Tesla's 'Affordable' EV Reportedly Will Be Stripped-Down Model Y
Tesla will launch a stripped-down Model Y as its first "affordable" electric vehicle, according to a Chinese media report Thursday, while Reuters had a slightly different take Friday. Tesla stock popped Friday morning after falling Thursday amid general market weakness.
Tesla mulls low-cost Model Y to regain market share in China - report
In a bid to regain market share in China, Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is reportedly developing a lower-cost version of its best-selling Model Y in Shanghai. Citing people with knowledge of the matter, Reuters reported that the new model will be more compact and at least 20% cheaper to manufacture than the refreshed Model Y,
Tesla Affordable EV Coming This Year As Smaller Model Y: Report
There have been rumors about a more affordable Tesla EV for a few years, but the stars may finally line up. According to three anonymous sources with knowledge on the matter, as quoted by Reuters, Tesla will launch a lower-cost model this year to try and regain lost ground in China—and everywhere else.
This could be Tesla’s next plan to recoup China market share
Tesla has lost share to Chinese competitors, while Elon Musk’s political activities have led to steep declines in Tesla sales in Europe.
Exclusive: Tesla plans Model Y costing at least 20% less to produce to defend China share, sources say
Tesla will make a lower-cost version of its best-selling Model Y in Shanghai, three people with knowledge of the matter said, aiming to regain ground lost during a price war in its second-largest market.
Tesla Reportedly Preparing Less Expensive Model Y to Fight Chinese EVs
Telsa plans to make a slightly smaller Model Y that costs at least 20 percent less to build than the recently refreshed Model Y.
Tesla reportedly producing cheaper Model Y to boost sluggish sales in China
Tesla has plans to produce a low-cost version of its best-selling Model Y to boost sluggish sales in China, according to a report. The car will cost at least 20% less to produce than the version launched last year,
Tesla Working On A Cheaper Model Y For China
Tesla sold more than 657,000 vehicles in China, which was a new record for the company. However, sales have slowed in the first two months of 2025, and a cheaper Model
Tesla’s new Model Y for China to be cheaper amid rising competition, mass production in 2026: Report
Tesla reportedly plans to launch a more affordable version of the Model Y in China, produced at its Shanghai Gigafactory, with mass production starting in 2026. This new model will be smaller and cheaper to manufacture,
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I’m Choosing Between The Rivian R1S and The Tesla Model Y Thinking This May Be The Ultimate Adventure SUV for My Growing Family
"With a growing family and a passion for adventure, I’m torn between the Tesla Model Y’s efficiency and the Rivian R1S’s ...
7 Alternatives To The Tesla Model Y
If you are considering a Tesla Model Y but not totally sold on it, you might want to take a look at some of these other cars.
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Tesla’s upcoming cheaper electric car is basically a stripped-down Model Y
Tesla is preparing to launch a couple of new more affordable electric vehicles and the first one is expected to basically be a stripped-down Model Y, according to a new report from China. We have been ...
Xiaomi's electric crossover car YU7 to have range of up to 770 km, govt document shows
Chinese tech company Xiaomi 's new electric crossover SUV, the YU7, will have a driving range of up to 770 kilometres (478 ...
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Honda launches 400-mile-range Tesla Model Y competitor, but there's a catch
It’s a case of "Whatever you can do, I can do better," as Honda comes for the Tesla Model Y with its own electric SUV, the S7 ...
Tesla’s Market Wipeout: Over $800 Billion Gone in Few Days
The collapse in Tesla’s market value has been nothing short of catastrophic. At its peak on December 17, Tesla’s stock was trading at $479.86. Since then, it has plummeted more than 50%, wiping out ...