Newest Tesla Electric Cars
Explore the newest Tesla electric cars available in the U.S., including the Model 3, Model Y and Cybertruck. Compare range, acceleration, seating, drivetrain and charging information using Tesla’s current official specifications.
Last updated: September 2026Tesla’s current U.S. electric-vehicle lineup includes the Model 3, Model Y and Cybertruck. Each vehicle targets a different type of buyer, from the efficient Model 3 sedan to the versatile Model Y SUV and the all-electric Cybertruck pickup. Specifications, configurations, pricing and availability can change, so always verify the latest details directly with Tesla before ordering.
Tesla Electric Cars at a Glance
Current Tesla Models
Tesla Model 3
Tesla’s midsize electric sedan combines efficiency, long-range configurations and strong acceleration.
Tesla Model Y
The Model Y adds SUV practicality, generous cargo capacity and multiple range and drivetrain choices.
Cybertruck
Tesla’s electric pickup combines a distinctive design with high towing capability and multiple configurations.
Tesla Model 3
Efficient electric sedan with multiple configurations
Why the Model 3 stands out
The Model 3 is Tesla’s electric sedan and offers several configurations with different combinations of range, acceleration and all-wheel-drive capability. Tesla currently lists an EPA-estimated range of up to 363 miles for the Model 3.
Charging
Depending on configuration, Tesla lists maximum Supercharging rates of up to 250 kW and rapid charging gains during a short Supercharger stop.
Official Model 3 InformationTesla Model Y
Electric SUV focused on space, flexibility and range
Why the Model Y stands out
The Model Y is Tesla’s electric SUV and offers several configurations. Depending on the version, Tesla lists EPA-estimated range figures from the high-200s to more than 330 miles, while selected configurations offer up to seven seats.
Charging
Tesla lists Supercharging capability across the current Model Y range, with some configurations supporting charging rates of up to 250 kW.
Official Model Y InformationTesla Cybertruck
All-electric pickup built around utility and towing
What makes Cybertruck different?
Cybertruck is Tesla’s all-electric pickup. It differs from the Model 3 and Model Y by focusing on truck utility, towing capability and a larger body designed for hauling and outdoor use.
Check the current configuration
Cybertruck specifications vary by configuration. Tesla’s official comparison and vehicle information should be checked for the latest U.S. details.
Tesla Model ComparisonTesla Electric Cars Comparison
| Model | Body Style | Seats | EPA Range | 0–60 mph | Drive | Cargo |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model 3 | Sedan | 5 | Up to 363 mi | As quick as 2.9 sec | RWD / AWD | 24 cu ft |
| Model Y | SUV | Up to 7 | Up to 332 mi | As quick as 3.3 sec | RWD / AWD | Up to 89 cu ft |
| Cybertruck | Pickup | 5 | Configuration dependent | Configuration dependent | Configuration dependent | Truck bed / cargo areas |
Tesla Charging & Range
Supercharger Network
Tesla vehicles can use the company’s Supercharger network for DC fast charging, with charging performance varying by vehicle and configuration.
EPA Range
EPA-estimated range differs by model, wheel configuration, drivetrain, battery and other factors. Always check the exact vehicle configuration before purchase.
Home Charging
Home charging can be useful for daily driving because owners can replenish the vehicle while it is parked.
Which Tesla Fits Your Needs?
Choose Model 3 for a Sedan
Model 3 is the sedan choice for buyers who prioritize efficiency, range and a lower-profile body style.
Choose Model Y for Space
Model Y provides SUV practicality, larger cargo capacity and selected configurations with additional seating.
Choose Cybertruck for Truck Utility
Cybertruck is aimed at drivers who need an electric pickup with towing and truck-oriented utility.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the newest Tesla electric cars?
Tesla’s current U.S. vehicle lineup covered here includes the Model 3, Model Y and Cybertruck. Tesla’s lineup, configurations and availability can change over time.
Which Tesla has the longest range?
Among the current models covered on this page, Tesla lists the Model 3 with an EPA-estimated range of up to 363 miles in its applicable configuration.
How many people can the Tesla Model Y seat?
Tesla lists up to seven seats for a selected Model Y configuration. Other configurations have five seats.
Is the Tesla Model 3 available with all-wheel drive?
Yes. Tesla offers Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive configurations of the Model 3, alongside rear-wheel-drive versions.
Does Tesla Cybertruck use Superchargers?
Cybertruck is part of Tesla’s electric vehicle ecosystem and can use Tesla’s charging infrastructure. Exact charging performance depends on the configuration and conditions.
Can Tesla specifications change?
Yes. Tesla can change pricing, configurations, equipment, specifications and availability. Always verify the latest information on Tesla’s official website before ordering.
Sources & Official Information
The specifications on this page are based primarily on Tesla’s official U.S. vehicle pages and comparison information.
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