Tesla has again increased the price of Model 3 and Model Y cars sold in the United States, marking the fourth time such a thing has happened in as many months in 2021.

Tesla has shared a video showing what its Full Self-Driving software solution is capable of, with the video clip showing a Model 3 maneuvering its way through traffic and on multiple roads.

Tesla Model 3 is finally available for the promised $35,000 price tag, but it’s not all good news. Here’s everything you need to know about this.

Here’s everything you need to know about the all new Tesla Model 3 electric vehicle, all in one place right here.

Tesla today unveiled a major upgrade to the self-driving hardware that it packs into its cars, promising that all cars being produced from here on out will come packed with the improved setup, allowing for full self-driving capability.

Can’t wait to check out the Tesla Model 3 in real? For now, you can play with this first interactive 3D render of the electric vehicle which will be released in late 2017.

As interest grows in Tesla’s first “affordable” electric car, it was confirmed during the company’s earnings call today that the Model 3 car is all set to be officially unveiled at an event on March 31st, which works well with our earlier posts informing you that March should be a big month for Tesla. That’s now guaranteed.

Tesla’s upcoming Model 3 electric car may not be as swanky as some of its more powerful family members, but it does have one very important thing going for it – it’s going to be cheap.