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With the 2020 Tesla Model X, You Get What You Pay For

Tesla constantly finds itself in the news for a wide range of reasons. In this case, it’s because one of the automaker’s EVs is a hit. The 2020 Tesla Model X is among U.S. News’ “Best Luxury Hybrid and Electric SUVs for 2021.” For all the merits of the other vehicles on the list, the …
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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 …
A Tesla Model X electric vehicle is seen at a Tesla flagship store on January 4, 2021, in Shanghai, China

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 …
A blue Tesla Model S travels on a multilane city highway

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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Elon Musk: You Can Now Buy a Tesla With Bitcoin

Until yesterday, you could order your Tesla online with multiple currencies worldwide, just not cryptocurrency. However, Elon Musk took to Twitter yesterday to announce that Tesla will accept bitcoin as payment moving forward. This latest announcement comes one month after the carmaker announced its purchase of $1.5 billion worth of bitcoin. According to CNBC, the …