At this point, Toyota is almost as much a part of the U.S. auto industry as the Detroit Big 3. Toyota is by far the most popular brand in the States. Toyota sold over 2.3 million vehicles in the U.S.

Buying a Tesla has become political, but on its own merits the New Model Y has enough improvements to keep it in contention for a bit longer.

Tesla is tentatively launching the robotaxi in Austin on June 22, using Model Y vehicles equipped with a new version of its “Full Self-Driving” technology.

The 2025.20 software update hints at a 6-seat variant of the Model Y, new personalities for the Grok Assistant, and more, but not all Tesla EVs will benefit

Sales data shows low numbers for Tesla’s updated Model Y in the month of April as Tesla ramps up production of a refresh of its most popular vehicle.

The seven-seat setup isn’t new to the Model Y, but it’s been more of a recurring guest star than a permanent fixture. First offered in 2021 in the original Model Y, it vanished the following year before returning briefly in 2024. Tesla hasn’t released images of the new configuration just yet. The photo you see above is from the previous Model Y.

Tesla sent a marketing email to US subscribers announcing a 7-seat variant of the Model Y, although it's unclear whether this will be an LWB variant

The Model S sedan has been updated to make it quieter, drive farther, and look fresh. The changes apply to both the regular model and the high-power Plaid.

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Heavily camouflaged versions of the new Model S and Model Y have been spotted being tested at Germany’s revered, high-performance Nurburgring race circuit, suggesting that upgraded Model S Plaid and Model Y Performance iterants are soon to go on sale.