Tesla

As more electric vehicles hit U.S. roads, owners are less impressed with available charging options outside their homes.

Teslas don't operate like regular cars, so we go through the basic “how-tos” of driving one for the first time.

We tested the Tesla Model Y and Kia EV6 in a head-to-head comparison judging areas of home and fast charging, efficiency, acceleration, handling, ride, comfort, cargo and more.

We compared the 2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5 and 2021 Tesla Model Y by testing the following categories: driving experience, interior, features, home and fast charging, acceleration and handling.

We now have more than 6,000 miles on our Model Y, so let’s review the farthest we’ve driven without plugging in.

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

The 2022 three-row SUVs that offer captain’s chairs are listed by root model name, though some models may or may not offer captain’s chairs in hybrid or other variants.

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.

One of Cars.com’s most popular articles of the past month is a roundup of the used cars boasting the highest rising resale value. See the full list here.

The good news is that getting locked out of your car is becoming a thing of the past, just like cars with physical keys.