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Tesla is offering shoppers a substantial discount on its two bestselling EVs, the Model 3 and Model Y, but only through the end of 2022.

Two separate recalls address the taillights of some 321,600 Model 3s and Model Ys and the airbags of more than 29,000 Model Xs.

Tesla’s entire lineup is affected by an issue with the power windows that may not function correctly.

Beginning Sept. 5, the price of the Full Self-Driving feature will rise to $15,000 from $12,000.

Enhanced Autopilot offers a middle ground between Autopilot and Full Self-Driving, with additional highway and parking assist features for $6,000.

Tesla has raised prices across its entire lineup of electric vehicles. The price increases are significant, too, with the smallest being $2,000; the largest increase is $6,000.

Tesla has issued a recall for almost 130,000 vehicles across its model lineup over overheating hardware during fast charging.

Here are some of the best EVs available for model-years 2017-19 — those you might find now as used vehicles coming off leases or being replaced by first owners.

Cars.com and Accu-Trade data reveals that some used-vehicle values are rising faster than others, which is especially true for electrified vehicles, popular nameplates, vans and sporty cars.

To help shoppers identify which all-electric vehicles may be easier to find at dealerships, we looked at new EV inventory among Cars.com dealers.