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Which cars have Autopilot for the 2019 model year? Just three, all of them from Tesla. But cars from other automakers have similar capabilities with different names.
The Tesla pickup truck — what the company is calling “Cybertruck” — will be revealed on Nov. 21. Probably. Find out more about it and electric vehicle news elsewhere this week right here.
Tesla Model 3 certification for New York City taxi service and a survey of Model 3 owners top our weekly roundup of Tesla news.
The Week in Tesla News: Model 3 Boosts Profits, Model S Returns to ’Ring, Flamethrower Feud and More
Tesla surprised analysts by posting a quarterly profit, a Model S was spotted at the Nurburgring with a big wing, and Elon Musk enters a flame war with Pablo Escobar’s brother. Another normal week in Tesla news right here.
The Week in Tesla News: Model 3 Price Up, Green Light in China, Ford EV Info, Autopilot Saves a Bear
Model 3 pricing, China productions, Ford’s Model Y rival and a heart-warming video highlight the past week’s Tesla news.
As we near the November reveal of the Tesla pickup truck, CEO Elon Musk says it will not look like anything we’ve seen on the internet. But wait, there’s more …
Porsche announced a third and cheaper entry version of its Taycan electric sedan starting at $105,150 with destination.
Teslas having the ability to toot their horns as a toot (or other custom noises) is among this week’s Tesla news roundup. Read on to find out what else the electric carmaker has been up to.
Here are the top 10 news stories Cars.com readers couldn’t get enough of in the past week, led off by what we like (and don’t) about the 2020 Lincoln Aviator.
Not much has changed since the redesign of the Honda Accord Hybrid for the 2018 model year, and that’s a good thing — but what you should know for the 2020 model isn’t the only good thing in this week’s list of our most read news stories. See the full list here for more.