Tesla Model S News

Discussions with the NHTSA have prompted Tesla to issue a recall of cars with its Full Self-Driving system due to possible crashes, and Tesla says the fix is a software update.

As more competitors release new EVs, Tesla has cut prices across the board after years of price increases.

Tesla Model X and X buyers now have the choice of a yoke or a conventional steering wheel.

Tesla's latest recall affects every vehicle in its lineup.

The price of a Tesla continues to rise, as recent price increases are as high as $6,000, but some models get no increase.

Tesla may be readying a fastest version of its 1,020-hp Model S Plaid.

Tesla has released an official Nürburgring lap time for the Tesla Model S Plaid, and the video to back it up.

NHTSA is looking closely at Tesla's Autopilot system following a string of accidents following Tesla vehicles with road-side emergency vehicles.

The Tesla Model S Plaid features a yoke for a steering wheel that Joe Torbati from OCD Detailing found unsettling.

The Tesla Model S Plaid is now the world's quickest car.

A version of the Tesla Model S promised with over 1,100 hp and 520 miles of range is no longer coming.

It appears that the new Tesla Model S and Model X touchscreen gear selector could cause some confusion.

Tesla told the NHTSA that recalled touchscreens in the Model S and Model X electric cars were only expected to last five to six years—much less than the average lifespan of cars on United States roads today.

The updated 2021 Model S and Model X will be able to predict indicator and gear changes, so you won't have to make them yourself.

A refreshed Tesla Model S and Model X have arrived with a new interior and Plaid performance models boasting three-motor powertrains.

Tesla has slashed the price of the Model S for the third time this year.

The 2020 Tesla Model S Long Range Plus has been officially rated by the EPA at 402 miles of range.

A recent software update makes the Tesla Model S as quick from 0-60 mph as a Dodge Challenger SRT Demon in Ludicrous mode.

With its latest software update, Tesla's range-topping Model S will hit 60 mph in 2.41 seconds and pass the quarter-mile in 10.5 seconds at 128 mph.

Tesla's 10.0 software update adds Smart Summon, the "Cuphead" video game, Car-aoke, and Spotify Premium.