Tesla has introduced the new non-Launch Series Model Y in the US!
Starting price (excluding EV credit):
Model Y Long Range AWD: $48,990 (vs $47,990 for legacy Model Y LR AWD)
Tesla has also introduced the new Diamond Black paint color in North America. Additionally, the Launch-Series Model Y has been discontinued in NA. There is no RWD Model Y in the US available as of right now.
Every new non-Launch Series Tesla Model Y comes with a mobile charger now.
Non-launch Series Model Y deliveries start this month in North America.
The Tesla Model Y was the world's best-selling car in 2023 and 2024. In March 2025, the new Model Y became the best-selling car in China.
https://www.tesla.com/modely
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FSD, as sold since ~march 2019, has been out and fully delivered with all promised features to customers for quite a while now in North America (since that time the features promised to buyers were level 2 including city navigation-- which I use daily in my Tesla and works great).
The last promised feature- driving on city streets, was released to beta users in 2020, a year later in 2021 it became widely available to those with safe driving records, a year after that it was available to anybody at all who wanted it, and a year after that they removed the beta label.
There's a tiny fraction of owners who bought a version of the product that promised more than that- there's not a ton of them, but they might be getting that soon as Tesla plans to debut driverless vehicles on public roads in June of this year starting in Texas.
There is a Tesla owner in Great Britain won $10k settlement over Tesla false FSD claim
https://electrek.co/2023/11/07/te...ng-claims/
There is a Tesla owner in California was allowed to pursue negligence and fraud based FSD claim as well
https://www.reuters.com/legal/tes...024-05-15/
Must because Tesla was hiring remote control operators for so call driverless vehicles
https://www.reddit.com/r/electric..._rem
BTW, Tesla for some reasons doesn't call it FSD in China, wondering why? it's intelligent assistance driving
https://futurism.com/tesla-change...ving-china
Why you always come to EV treads to post false info?
There is a Tesla owner in Great Britain won $10k settlement over Tesla false FSD claim
https://electrek.co/2023/11/07/te...ng-claims/
There is a Tesla owner in California was allowed to pursue negligence and fraud based FSD claim as well
https://www.reuters.com/legal/tes...024-05-15/
Must because Tesla was hiring remote control operators for so call driverless vehicles
https://www.reddit.com/r/electric..._rem
BTW, Tesla for some reasons doesn't call it FSD in China, wondering why? it's intelligent assistance driving
https://futurism.com/tesla-change...ving-china
Why you always come to EV treads to post false info?
There you go again, citing Electrek, which is not a reputable source. They are trying to win a defamation case against Tesla. I used to love Electrek, but now I no longer read them because all their articles are clearly attacking Tesla.
Taking a step back, you're missing the point. The timeline does not matter.
The approach chosen by Tesla, to solve self driving, is what matters. That approach, which is a generalized AI approach, using only cameras, is the correct approach.
https://x.com/joerogan/status/191...01394?s=4
1) Model Y
2) Model 3
3) Model X
4) Model S
brave 13/10
1) Model Y
2) Model 3
3) Model X
4) Model S
American assembled from foreign and local material
You think any commercial number of robots will be ready soon for mass market? No.
How much that goes into it comes from China because according to Grok 40% of the EV battery components are sourced from China.
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Don't see myself driving anything else, they're that fun to drive with practically zero maintenance.
Wow the mods are riding this thread like a cat on a velociraptor.
Anyway, I say if you are looking at buying a used Tesla with HW3, just don't. You need HW4 to get the best of FSD. If all you want is a nice electric car and don't care about FSD then look at Kia/Hyundai before a 25k Tesla.