The Tesla Model Y was already one of the cheapest electric cars in its class, but it's now getting even cheaper. Should you buy one?The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Tesla has slashed prices on its bestselling car while investors and potential future buyers wait for word on the low-cost vehicle.

For those eligible for the EV tax credit, the real-world price advantage for the Model Y versus the Model 3 has grown.

The starting prices were reduced for the Model Y, S and X. Earlier this week Tesla announced layoffs and a recall of nearly 4,000 of its Cybertrucks.

Tesla has slashed the prices of its Model Y, X and S vehicles by $2,000 each. The company announced the price cut for US buyers on X. It also said it's ending its referral program benefits in all markets.

Despite their differences, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Tesla Model Y present compelling options in the hotly competitive compact crossover EV segment. Here is how they compare.

In a bid to attract more buyers amidst recent challenges, Tesla has slashed prices for Model Y, Model X, and Model S in the United States.

Tesla has reduced the prices of its entire vehicle lineup in Canada, mirroring recent price reductions in other markets such as the U.S, Europe and Asia-Pacific. The price adjustments come as the automaker tries to boost demand amidst a challenging economic climate,

Following reported price drops in several markets internationally, Tesla has announced reductions in prices for its models in Malaysia, with price reductions of RM8,000 across the board save for the 2024 Model 3 Performance that

Tesla Model 3 and Model Y electric vehicles can now be obtained at a slightly lower price in our market. Malaysia is the latest market to receive a price cut from the EV maker who has made a similar move in many of its major markets including the US,