Tesla’s S3XY Lineup, Add Cybertruck In Detail
Tesla has been the automotive international most disruptive force this century. The stock market currently values Tesla higher than Toyota, Ferrari, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, BMW, Stellantis, Volkswagen, Ford, and General Motors combined.
Remarkably, Tesla’s success hasn’t come with new products per se. The brand’s S-3-X-Y lineup has been kept static for a while. The Cybertruck is the 1st new and different Tesla to debut this decade; fans still wait for bated breath for the new roadster and 25,000-dollar Model 2. And Teslas can be challenging to tell apart.
One could argue that the Model X crossover, Model 3 sedan, and Model Y crossover—at least aesthetically—when there aren’t shared platforms and components—components—riff on Tesla’s initial modern EV, the Model S sedan. Tesla gives the cars mostly the same colour choices. The interiors are designed minimalistically, with most functions relegated to a big touchscreen. It’s simplified for just about anyone to spot a Tesla. But it can be hard for even a seasoned car person to ask which one at first glance.
The differences between Teslas, which can range from Spartan entry-level EVs to excellent-performance electric supercars,.
BUYING COST
Model 3—S—Kickup at $38,990 and tops out at $54,990 across four trim levels: Rear Wheel Drive, Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive, Long Range All-Wheel Drive, Performance All-Wheel Drive
Model Y—S Starting at $44,990 and topping out at $51,490 across 3 trim levels: high Range Rear-wheel drive, high range All-wheel drive, performance All-Wheel Drive
Model S—S Starts at $72,990 and tops out at $87,990 across two trim levels: All-Wheel Drive and Plaid
Model X—Starts at $77,990 and tops out at $92,990 across two trim levels: All-Wheel Drive and Plaid
Cyber Truck—kickups at $60,990 and tops out at $99,990 across 2 trim levels.
RANGE
Model 3—272 miles Rear-Wheel Drive, 363 miles long range Rear-Wheel Drive
Model Y—279 miles Performance All-Wheel Drive, 320 miles Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive
Model S—359 miles Plaid: 402 miles All-Wheel Drive
Model X—326 miles Plaid: 335 miles All-Wheel Drive
Cybertruck—250 miles Rear Wheel Drive to 340 miles
PERFORMANCE
Model 3—Fastest 0 to 60 mph acceleration: 2.9 sec. Top Speed: 163 mph. (Performance All-Wheel Drive)
Model Y—fastest 0 to 60 mph acceleration: 3.6 sec. Top Speed: 156 mph (Performance All-Wheel Drive)
Model S—fastest 0-60 mph acceleration: 1.99 seconds. Top Speed: 200 mph (plaid)
Model X—fastest 0 to 60 mph acceleration: 2.5 sec. Top Speed: 149 mph (Plaid)
Cybertruck: Fastest 0-60 mph acceleration: 2.6 seconds. Top Speed: 130 mph (Cyberbeast)
EXTERIOR DIMENSIONS
Model 3—Length (187 in), Width (73 in), Height (57 in)
Model Y—Length (187 in), Width (76 in), Height (64 in)
Model S—Length (198 in), Width (78 in), Height (56 in)
Model X—Length (197 in), Width (79 in), Height (66 in)
Cyber Truck—Length (223 in), Width (82 in), Height (70 in)
CARGO SPACE
Model 3: Maximum of 24.1 cubic ft. (trunk and frunk)
Model Y—MMaximum of 76.2 cubic ft. second-row seats folded and frunk.
Model S—MMaximum of 64.6 cubic ft. (second-row seats folded and frunk)
Model X—MMaximum of 92.3 cubic ft (3rd-row seats folded, 2nd-row seats in max cargo position and frunk)
Cybertruck: Maximum of 102.9 cubic ft. (front trunk and two passengers)
MAJOR DIFFERENCES
Versions of the Tesla Model 3, Model Y, and Model X are eligible for the $7,500 Federal Tax Credit. Model S and Cyber Truck vehicles are not.not.
Model X and Model Y overlap can give 3 rows of seating. Other Teslas do not.
The Model Y and Model 3 have 15-inch touchscreen displays. The Model S and Model X prefer the 17-inch one. The Cybetruck has the biggest display at 18.5 inches.
Model S and Model X Tesla’s quality black bars crossed the rear. Other Teslas do not.
— Model S and Model X offer steering “yoke.” Other Teslas use a wheel.
The Tesla Model X incorporates rear vertically opening “Falcon Wing” doors. Alternative Teslas have conventional rear doors.
The Model X features 7 cameras, while other Teslas use 8 cameras.
— The Cybertruck does not yet give permission to Tesla’s “Full Self-Driving” software.
BASIC SIMILARITIES
All Teslas that are painted are given in Stealth Grey, Pearl White Multi-Coat, Deep Blue Metallic, Solid Black, and Ultra Red. The Model S and Model X offer an additional Lunar Silver option. option.
All Tesla models have a charge port on the left side of the car behind the rear door.
All Tesla models offer a few variations of a panoramic glass roof.
No Tesla model offers Apple CarPlay or Android Auto compatibility. compatibility.
— No Tesla gives free lifetime supercharging, though Tesla periodically provides limited free supercharging as a buyer and trade-in incentive.