Tesla Model 3

Tesla has been poised to enter India for more than half a decade now, but the stars just can’t seem to align. Elon Musk said in a recent tweet that Tesla is working through a lot of challenges with the Indian government.

At a valuation of $144 billion, Tesla’s market cap exceeds the entire Nifty Auto Index, which has a total valuation of just over $100 billion. Tesla sold 3,67,200 units in 2019. Thanks to this substantial rise in sales, Tesla generated a revenue of over $7 billion dollars in the Q4 2019.

In Euro NCAP's four main scoring categories, namely Adult Occupant, Child Occupant, Vulnerable Road Users & Safety Assist, the Tesla Model 3 scored 96 per cent, 86 per cent, 74 per cent and 94 per cent, respectively.

It all began with the promise of a fully electric sedan called the Model 3 that was to be made available for $35,000

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has accepted that the Model 3 is affected with a braking issue. However, Musk has confirmed that it can be fixed through a software update that should be rolling out very soon.

Bookings of the dual-motor all-wheel drive and Performance variants of the Model 3 will begin from next week, confirmed Elon Musk. Tesla may have been running a bit late on delivering on its promises, but that doesn't stop the CEO Elon Musk from coming out with more ambitious plans.

Tesla has temporarily suspended the production of its entry-level Model 3 saloon in what is allegedly a planned production pause. This makes it the second production halt for the Model 3 since February.

Nissan’s new Leaf EV is now more competent than ever before. And it's closer to the trending Tesla Model 3 more than ever before. So here is a look at how similar these electric cars are to each other, despite the fact that both these cars are very different in nature.

Last week we reported that the new Tesla Model 3 has passed all regulatory requirements prior to schedule. It is thanks to this that the electric car maker has been able to roll out the car earlier than expected.

Tesla Motors’ CEO Elon Musk has officially revealed that the upcoming Tesla Model 3 will be rolling off the production line on July 7. Not just that, but the first set of 30 customers will be handed their brand new Model 3 on July 28 at a handover party.