Tesla Model 3 (Page 38)

Reports are that Tesla, Inc. was investigated this year by the SEC. Tesla did not disclose the investigation to investors.

The Tesla Model 3's price is not what it is made out to be.

We compare Toyota and Tesla's ranking on the Newsweek Green Ranking list for 2017. One company's rank will shock you.

By contrast to Tesla's failed Model 3 launch, the Chevy team has demonstrated how to launch a modern EV.

We use official EPA data to compare the new Tesla Model 3's space and size to the other vehicles in its class.

The four-month delay of Tesla's official EPA data is finally over. Here's how the EV stacks up to other modern designs according to the EPA.

The Tesla Model 3 launch has been a complete failure. Here is where Tesla is versus where Elon Musk promised customers, fans, and investors Tesla's Model 3 deliveries would be today.

An influential financial analyst comes away unimpressed by the new Tesla Model 3 (NASDAQ: TSLA). What he says is the problem and why he, in particular, should know.

People already note Tesla Model 3 electric vehicles being transported to first customers on an open-carrier delivery truck.

Tesla's Model 3 launch issues are now staking up. Here are two possible reasons why there is no official EPA data yet for the EV's window sticker and why buyers really don't know what they are getting for their dollar.

We compile the latest news headlines on the Tesla Model 3 delays. Apparently, the media has decided the honeymoon is over.

Wasn't the Tesla Model 3 supposed to be beating up the BMW 3 Series this year? Guess what actually happened.

Tesla is now dramatically behind its promised delivery schedule. Has the Tesla Model 3 effectively failed to launch?

The Chevy Bolt is the one to watch this year, but the Prius Prime continues to put up strong numbers. The surprise isn't the Model 3.

You can now rent a Tesla Model 3 in Florida, listed by Turo car rental, but the price is pretty high for its category.

Tesla just fired about 700 workers. Is this linked to the delays of the Model 3?

Today as I scanning the Tesla discussions in forums and groups I noticed an interesting opinion, which claimed that Tesla will have more success with niche cars vs going mass market with Model 3, despite Model 3's success. Here is the loginc behind this claim and how Tesla CEO meets at least one of his goals no matter what.

Stop us if you've heard this one before, Tesla just missed its delivery promise.

Electric Vehicles have not gone mainstream yet, but the used car market offers a clue to their future.

New colors of Tesla Model 3 have emerged online, but those are only color requests by Model 3 fans.

When you a brand new Tesla Model S or a Model 3 you don't expect a paint defect from factory. But apparently many new cars have them and only obsessively careful people can notice them.

I think Tesla fans can be equated at times like that of sharks in a feeding frenzy. They attack with an amount of voracity that can at times be overwhelming. They can swarm with the aggressiveness of hornets. They are quite proud of Model S, X and Model 3 and my experience in this one instance is that it can do no wrong. Sorry to burst a bubble but that is incorrect.

Plug-in Hybrid vehicles (PHEV) can hold little longer, but not much longer in light of Tesla Model 3 and Nissan Leaf advance.

Tesla Model 3 is found in San Luis Obispo carrying a big red self destruct button, but some people comment that it may be an emergency e-stop. What do you think?

Amazing Photoshop, posted on Imgur, shows Tesla Model 3 with silver aero wheels with both styles on all colors. You can see them here in two images.

Tesla Model 3 owner posts a video showing how easy it it to remove and attach the aero wheel covers on Model 3. When he opens the aero cover I see a nice surprise from Tesla.

We have read and seen many comparisons of Tesla Model S vs Tesla Model 3, but what about from the people who have actually sat at the driver's seat of both cars and compare them.

There is so much excitement around the Tesla Model 3 and anticipation for it that we forget that there is another trend too. I have already heard number of stories that people turned in their Model 3 reservation for Tesla Model S. One of them is this story.

Tesla's first mass-market vehicle, the Model 3, is expected to go head-to-head with the Chevrolet Bolt, which falls in the same price category and mileage range. Despite the fact that the Model 3 and the Chevy Bolt are marketed to very different demographics, their specs tell a different story.

Tesla owners in California are already posting images of crowded Supercharger locations. What happens when the total population of Tesla cars begins to double every six months?