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Keep reading to find out all the latest Tesla-related automotive news as reported this week.
It was a big week in the land of Tesla, as the company paired a series of product announcements with its first-quarter earnings report for 2019.
Tesla is making it harder to get your hands on an entry-level Model 3, but
all variants now have Tesla's semi-autonomous Autopilot system.
This week brought news that Tesla is rolling out updated Navigate on
Autopilot and will offer Enhanced Summon, as well as free Wi-Fi at
charging stations for planned in-car video.
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Hot on the heels of its Model Y announcement, Tesla has some new
competition from a cross-state rival, plus an updated referral program and
a few reportedly new software updates.
In recent Tesla news, the much-awaited Model Y SUV was revealed and
priced, a Tesla pickup was teased, other prices went up and Musk showed
off his custom Nikes.
The Tesla Model Y will start at $39,000, but you'll to wait
for 2021 to get
one at that price. More expensive models will be offered
first.
Tesla unveiled its latest vehicle in the Model Y, an offering that brings the
electric-car maker closer to the SUV-loving masses with a more affordable
version of just that.