From the entry-level Model 3 to the upcoming Cybertruck, meet all Tesla cars present and future and find out how much each version of the models costs.
Just 15 years after the first Roadster deliveries, Tesla has become the world's most valuable automaker and the current leader in the EV space. Instead of simply building electric cars, Tesla built an icon based on an ecosystem and a lifestyle. In late 2023, its ecosystem is stronger than ever, and its prices are the most competitive they've been yet. Here are Tesla's entries and their respective prices for the 2023 model year.
Including a 22-speaker audio system pushing 960 watts, ventilated front seats, and a rear center display, the Model S exudes far more luxury than before. Though it's still not in the BMW i7 and Lucid Air's league. Range: 405 miles Drivetrain: AWD Acceleration: 0-60 in 3.1 seconds 2023 Tesla Model X Long Range: $81,380 In 2016, the base Tesla Model X 60D started at $75,200 and offered 200 miles of range.
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