Tesla Models

This nameplate was introduced by Tesla in October 2024 as a purpose-built autonomous vehicle intended for its Robotaxi program. Tesla positioned it as a clean-sheet design for driverless transport rather than a conven...

Tesla’s stainless-steel pickup was unveiled in 2019 as a radical departure from conventional truck design and was positioned as a full-size electric utility vehicle with a distinctly futuristic look. After a long deve...

Tesla’s mass-market sedan was introduced as the company’s third-generation passenger car, positioned below the larger Model S and Model X and intended to broaden Tesla’s reach beyond the luxury segment. Tesla unveiled...

Tesla’s premium electric sedan was introduced as the company’s second production vehicle and its first true mass-market luxury model. It arrived as a clean-sheet design, built from the ground up around battery-electri...

Tesla’s mid-size electric SUV was first delivered in 2015, but the nameplate began production as a 2016 model-year vehicle. It emerged from the company’s early vision of a family-focused crossover that would combine l...

Tesla introduced this compact electric crossover as a new addition to its lineup in March 2019, positioning it below the larger Model X and building it on the Model 3 platform. Production began in January 2020, with c...

Tesla’s Roadster nameplate first appeared on the company’s original production car, an all-electric sports car that reached regular production for the 2008 model year and became Tesla’s first widely sold vehicle. Buil...

Tesla’s Class 8 battery-electric Semi was first unveiled in 2017 as the company’s entry into heavy-duty trucking, aimed at long-haul freight with a fully electric powertrain and a cab-forward design centered on driver...