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 reporting on this new vehicle program from Tesla for a while now.
SHANGHAI (Reuters) -Tesla will make a lower-cost version of its best-selling Model Y in Shanghai, three people with knowledge ...
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The stripped-down SUV is aimed at recovering market share from Chinese makers offering less-expensive models.
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