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Recall Alert: Tesla Finally Caves to the Pressure and Recalls More than 130,000 Vehicles

It was just last month when the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) publicly called on Tesla to recall 158,716 of its electric vehicles. Now, Tesla is finally recalling 134,951 Model S and Model X vehicles for some serious touchscreen display issues that could reportedly result in the loss of several key features. Why are …
by Sarah Brennan
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Hybrids & EVs

Here’s What the Grand Tour Thinks of the Tesla Model X

Tesla is unlike any other car manufacturer we’ve known. The brand has not only created a niche all to itself by producing solely electric vehicles, but it has also created a reputation that makes other people stop and stare when they drive by. Bordering between luxury and futuristic, people seem to really admire the Tesla …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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People look at a Tesla Model Y car at a Tesla showroom in Beijing on January 5, 2021
Hybrids & EVs

Can You Lease a Tesla?

Whether you love or hate Tesla, there’s no denying the fact that it develops some of the coolest electric vehicles in the industry. These vehicles are also some of the most expensive. This means the prestige of owning a Tesla might be out of the question for some consumers.  There are other options for getting …
by Savannah Keaton
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Hybrids & EVs

Why Doesn’t the Tesla Model X Have Apple CarPlay?

The Tesla Model X luxury SUV is hard to beat when it comes to a fun ride, impressive range, and fast charging. Based on its sibling the Model S, the Model X offers two electric motors to power a dynamic system with all-wheel drive and impressive acceleration. It’s practical, nimble, and loaded with all the …
by Tina Pavlik
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A Tesla Model X is on display in the new Tesla Service Center
Hybrids & EVs

This Latest Tesla Lawsuit Is Accusing the Automaker of Hiding Dangerous Defects

Cars like the Tesla Model 3 have really changed the way many consumers think about EVs. However, Tesla isn’t exactly known for being the most trustworthy company. Many lawsuits have been filed against the automaker and its founder, Elon Musk, sometimes doesn’t assume responsibility for these issues. These lawsuits concern anything from tech problems to …
by Addison White
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A black custom T Sportline Model X T Largo Edition. Number 13 of 20
Hybrids & EVs

Tesla Stops Production of the Model S and Model X

Oh no, the Tesla Model S and Model X continue to struggle. Tesla is officially halting production for the Model X and the Model S for 18 days. This is a full-fledged production shutdown despite having plenty of demand for electric cars.  Tesla stops Model S and Model X production  According to Engadget, Tesla will …
by Allison Barfield
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Hybrids & EVs

Recall Alert: Your Tesla Model X’s Roof Could Fly Off

Tesla has been going through a rough time as of late. Less than a weak ago, Consumer Reports announced that the Model S had lost its official recommendation due to poor reliability. To add insult to injury, the Model S could potentially be recalled over faulty screens. However, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced …
by Gabriel Vega
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A desert tan T Sportline Model X T Largo Edition
Hybrids & EVs

Here’s How To Steal A Tesla In 2 Minutes

You know those over-the-air upgrades that Tesla can do? Well, there is good news and bad news about that. Tesla uses the Bluetooth connection for changing the codes to add features and fix glitches. But it is just as easy for a hacker to rewrite firmware with that Bluetooth connection. They can steal the unlock …
by Thom Taylor
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A Tesla Model S electric car is on display during 2020 Beijing International Automotive Exhibition
Trucks & SUVs

The Tesla Model S Still Has Tech Issues

Oh no, the Tesla Model S and Model X are having a few dangerous technical issues. How can this be when Tesla is supposed to be providing robot vehicles of the future? Tesla Models from March 2018 and before are actually having so many problems that the Model S just got dropped by Consumer Reports!  …
by Allison Barfield
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The 2020 Tesla Model S' white front seats, black dashboard, and central screen
Hybrids & EVs

Tesla’s Screen Failure Hasn’t Prompted a Recall—Yet

While upcoming refreshes are giving Tesla’s EVs more range and added features, the automaker continues to struggle with build quality issues. The Model 3, for example, is dealing with its bumpers flying off. And the Model Y continues to suffer paint issues that previously plagued the Model 3 and Model S. Speaking of the Tesla …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Hybrids & EVs

Can the All-Electric BMW iX Dethrone the Tesla Model X?

The world of six-figure electric SUVs grows by one with the debut of the BMW iX. Like most other luxury carmakers, BMW opted to create a flagship EV rather than an affordable option. However, the iX will have to dethrone the current segment favorite, the Tesla Model X. For starters, things look promising on paper. …
by Gabriel Vega
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A black custom T Sportline Model X T Largo Edition. Number 13 of 20
Hybrids & EVs

Tesla Tuning Shop Creates Exclusive Custom Model X

There is a desire amongst many drivers to personalize their vehicles. They prefer to have their ride more in keeping with the personal character. For example, some drivers may be more outgoing or flamboyant. So, they may want wild stripes and wraps, suspension modifications, or fancy widebody kits. Other drivers may be more subdued and …
by HJ Pizarro
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The Tesla Model S Performance offers a 2.3-second 0-60 time and over 350 miles of available range.
Hybrids & EVs

Tesla’s Unusable Full Self-Driving Feature Now Costs $10,000

Tesla is, without a doubt, one of the most controversial and unique brands in the auto industry. However, nothings split opinions quite like Tesla’s claimed Full Self-Driving option. The brand is selling the optional pack despite it not being fully usable on the streets for starters. To add insult to injury, the previous $8,000 premium …
by Gabriel Vega
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Trucks & SUVs

These Are the 6 Fastest 2021 SUVs

Switching from a sports car to a family SUV doesn’t necessarily mean you have to give up speed. To showcase this, we’re looking at some of the fastest family SUVs currently available for sale. Motor1 recently published a comprehensive of over 20 fastest SUVs, and today we’re listing off the top six. The fastest of …
by Gabriel Vega
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Hybrids & EVs

Recall Alert: Tesla Recalls Certain Model S and X Cars In China

Tesla has made headlines for all sorts of reasons as of late. Tesla recently achieved record profits and announced more details about its self-driving car technology. But on another note, the electric car company has been in the news for safety recall actions. This time, Tesla is recalling certain Model S and Model X electric vehicles. Which Model S and Model X EVs …
by Leigh Fields
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The 2021 Tesla Performance lineup, with a black Model S in front of a white Model Y in front of a white Model 3 in front of a black Model X
Hybrids & EVs

Which Tesla Model Truly Offers the Most Performance?

There’s no denying EVs’ performance capabilities, least of all ones made by Tesla. The Model 3, for instance, can out-drag a 707-hp Charger Hellcat. And the Tesla Model S is one of the few cars which can honestly see the 0-60 times the publications post. But Tesla now offers Performance variants of all its models, …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Hybrids & EVs

Watch an SUV Beat a Ferrari in a Drag Race

The historic Ferrari brand speaks of a storied racing heritage born from an intense desire to not just win, but dominate. If a Ferrari shows up to a racetrack, it is immediately considered a top contender. So, how embarrassing is it when a vehicle from a relatively new company, with no racing pedigree, shows up …
by HJ Pizarro
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Trucks & SUVs

Stunning SUVs With Questionable Reliability

Buying an SUV doesn’t mean you have to buy a giant, ugly vehicle just to get a good towing capacity and extra space. In fact, there are a lot of 2020 SUVs on the road that barely look like an SUV at all, and they’re pretty great options if you don’t want to drive an …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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