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How Did Tesla Avoid the Chip Shortage?

While others struggle to keep up, Tesla seems is thriving amidst the semiconductor chip shortage. The electric vehicle brand simply changed courses in the face of adversity and it seems to have paid off.
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Hybrids & EVs

The Tesla Model 3 Might Not Be as Efficient as You Think

When automakers put out an estimate, more often than not, they’re pretty close. Sometimes they over-exaggerate what their vehicle is capable of, and sometimes they’re underestimated. For the Tesla Model 3, it appears that the American automaker has overestimated how far it can go on one charge. Or, that’s what InsideEVs‘ test showed, anyway. The …
by Savannah Keaton
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A white Tesla Model 3 at a Tesla flagship store on January 4, 2021, in Shanghai, China
Hybrids & EVs

Is the 2021 Tesla Model 3 Safe?

Today, car safety is among the top concerns for consumers. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recently published its vehicle safety ratings report. And EV shoppers will be happy to know the 2021 Tesla Model 3 earned 5 stars from the NHTSA. But the Model 3 isn’t the only 2021 Tesla model to have aced …
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Hybrids & EVs

Tesla Makes the Most-Loved Luxury Cars

Since its inception in 2003, Tesla has been a near revolutionary force in the auto market. Its electric vehicles acted as early pioneers in the movement of auto manufacturers toward more electric models. Now, nearly every major car brand releases hybrid models every year, and EVs are getting more affordable each year for budget car …
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A Tesla Model X electric vehicle is seen at a Tesla flagship store on January 4, 2021, in Shanghai, China
Hybrids & EVs

There Are 2 Used Tesla Models People Can’t Get Enough Of

Buying a used Tesla isn’t a bad idea if you’re looking for an electric vehicle. If you want to experience the brand’s full automated driving technology but don’t have deep pockets for a brand-new model, getting a pre-owned one is your second-best option. Here, we’ll take a look at the two used Tesla models people …
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Why Are Tesla Electric Vehicles Not Eligible for the Tax Credit?

One of the incentives for buying an electric vehicle is the federal tax credit. Unfortunately, Tesla vehicles are no longer eligible for this perk. Why is Tesla’s lineup no longer eligible, and which manufacturers still receive tax credits? If you act quickly, the Ford Mustang Mach-E and Volkswagen ID.4 are still eligible for the full …
by Amanda Cline
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Which Tesla Model Has the Longest Range?

Tesla has been making luxury mass-market electric vehicles far longer than any other automaker. Its investments in public charging stations and home charging solutions have made its cars more palatable to EV skeptics. In fact, there’s growing public demand for both new and used models.  For consumers, charging anxiety has posed the most significant obstacle to buying an EV. So it …
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