T he Tesla Model 3 has consistently been the most popular electric sedan option in the U.S. market since the brand introduced it as a substantially more accessible option to the M

The Tesla Model Y and Model 3 have been recalled for an issue with their power-assisted steering system, which is being resolved with an over-the-air update.

As one of the most popular electric cars on the road today, there are more than 1.7 million models of this vehicle on roads and in driveways worldwide. First released in 2017, the Model 3 would become the world’s best-selling plug-in electric car by 2020 in the United States,

Honestly, we’re not even sure why Tesla is bothering. The Model S and Model X sell poorly, and the company’s CEO has been doing it no favors lately. On the Ride the Lightning podcast, Moravy simply said that Tesla would give the two models “some love” later in 2025.

Tesla's electric sedan will receive another facelift to bring it up to date and help reverse its declining sales