USA Today

Tesla pulls the plug on Model S and X, but you can still get one

Tesla is ending production of its Model S and Model X electric vehicles. CEO Elon Musk announced the company will shift focus to building robots and autonomous vehicles. Customers can still purchase ...

Tesla Waves Goodbye To Model S And Model X As The Last Cars Roll Off The Line

Tesla pioneered the modern EV with the Model S and Model X. Now, it has officially ended the legacy as the final cars roll ...
Forbes

With Model S And Model X Axed, Thin Tesla Lineup Gets Thinner—What’s Next?

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Brooke Crothers covers and reviews electric vehicles and autonomy. The new Tesla Model S all-electric sedan (L), at the car's ...

Tesla Builds Final Model S And Model X EVs After Historic 14-Year Run

The heavier body and poorer aerodynamics of an SUV body limited the early Model X to a maximum range of 289 miles, as per the ...

End of an era: Tesla has built its final Model S and Model X vehicles

The last Tesla Model S and Model X cars rolled from the company's assembly line. It marks the end of an era for the company.

A Tesla Model X is selling faster than any other used car. Here’s why

The Tesla Model X is the fastest-selling used car according to iSeeCars study data. Here's why drivers are flocking to the ...
autoevolution

Tesla Still Offering FSD One-Time Purchase in Some Cases, but With Severe Limitations

Tesla ended the FSD one-time purchase on February 14, as Elon Musk announced in January. However, there's a strange change for customers who buy a Model S, Model X, or Cyberbeast after that date.