After some mixed driving (motorway, town and city), the Tesla Model Y returned 3.3mi/kWh over 100 miles. A 10-mile drive returned 3.8mi/kWh, and over 200 miles, it showed 3.2mi/kWh. While not exactly impressive figures, remember this car has been passed through a selection of other journalists, some with heavier feet than others.

The robotaxis are guided by Tesla’s Full-Self Driving (FSD) software, which is also available on the cars it sells to buyers. But so far, the rollout has been limited to Austin and San Francisco, with human supervisors on board monitoring the vehicles, with plans to expand to more cities next year.

Despite the name, Tesla's Full Self Drive isn't able to fully drive by itself and requires human oversight and occasional intervention.

Main theme: In this episode of the "Talking Cars" podcast, we discuss our initial impressions of the new 2026 Tesla Model Y. Significantly freshened, the new Model Y received many changes seen in the updated Model 3, including acoustic glass for a quieter ...

Driving a Tesla for the first time isn't always as smooth as the car itself. Business Insider highlighted one woman's experience renting a Tesla Model Y for a road trip from the Bay Area to Los Angeles and the surprising challenges she faced along the way.

The midsize electric SUV segment is a relatively new one, but the Tesla Model Y and Ford Mustang Mach-E have been in it from the jump and continue to be its bestsellers despite an onslaught of fresh competition. They’ve maintained their positions with ...

In the seven years since I last reviewed it, Tesla Autopilot and 'Full Self-Driving (Supervised)' have come a long way. But its biggest issue has gotten worse.

Key Points in This Review: Tesla has updated its Model Y electric SUV for 2026 with new styling and features. Despite the changes, the 2026 Model Y still drives and operates much like its predecessor. The changes for 2026 aren’t significant enough to ...