News: Finally—$35,000 Tesla Model 3 Goes On Sale
Beginning today, three years after the Model 3 was introduced, the base, or “Standard,” Tesla Model 3 finally has a price tag of $35,000.
Beginning today, three years after the Model 3 was introduced, the base, or “Standard,” Tesla Model 3 finally has a price tag of $35,000.
Prepare to say goodbye to Toyota’s smallest and cheapest hybrid, the Toyota Prius C. It’s being pushed aside to make way for the Corolla Hybrid, which is larger and offers better fuel economy.
The 2018 Hyundai Accent is the smallest and least-expensive vehicle from Hyundai, and with nearly 25 years of history and more than 1.2 million models sold, among its longest-serving and most-recognized nameplates.
BMW continues its move forward to electrify its line-up with the official launch of the 2020 7-Series premium sedan that includes an all-new plug-in hybrid (PHEV) drivetrain.
The Kaiyun Pickman has a 5.5-horsepower motor that’s good for a top speed of just 28 mph and a battery that provides 75 miles driving range on a full charge.
For the 2018 Toyota Sienna, the minivan has a refresh designed to brighten its luster.
The 2018 Toyota Avalon sedan hasn’t strayed far from the formula that has worked so well for more than two decades: Provide driver and passengers a comfortable, quiet, plush experience.
When asked by CNBC about the potential for an electric GMC Sierra, Duncan Aldred, vice president of GMC, replied, “Certainly, it’s something we’re considering.”
Now there’s more F-150 electrified news. “We’re going to be electrifying the F-Series—battery electric and hybrid,” Jim Farley, Ford president of global markets, said.
VW announced this week at the Detroit Auto Show that it would expand its plant in Chattanooga to build electric vehicles in the U.S. Production is expected to start in 2022.