Used electric vehicles have become the fastest-selling cars in the country, but one buyer said his Tesla came with a hidden surprise that left him stranded at a charger.

The Models 3 and Y production lines saw less of a slowdown—Tesla built 435,826 of these EVs, a 1.8 percent decline on last year. But the Models S and X, grouped together with the US-only Cybertruck, saw the greatest cutbacks. Just 11,624 of these collected models were produced, a 55.1 percent decrease compared to Q3 2024.

Tesla has just released a fun video showing off a Model Y’s self-driving smarts.

The electrical vehicle maker run by Musk reported Thursday that car sales jumped 7% in the three months through September after plunging for most of the year as people turned off by his embrace of President Donald Trump and far right politicians in Europe balked at buying his cars.

She also appeared to be enjoying her fast food meal while keeping her hands completely off the wheel as her Tesla Model Y was active in Autopilot. Her post was a part of a growing

Tesla’s long-rumored more affordable electric vehicle won’t be out until next year, but it was recently spotted uncamouflaged on a highway in Texas. And no, your eyes are not fooling you; it’s just a cheaper version of the Model Y.

Online sleuths say there are signs of an approaching launch for Tesla's "more affordable" vehicle, including a possible sighting in the wild.

In the r/SaltLakeCity subreddit, a Reddit user posted a dashcam recording of a man vandalizing their Tesla car in Utah with an anti-Nazi symbol. With Elon Musk's ties to the Trump administration, the Tesla brand has received a lot of backlash, and this has unfortunately spilled over to car owners.