In the market for a new Tesla? As you may or may not know, the prices of 2025 Tesla models change constantly. Not by much, but more often than most other makes and models. Below are the latest prices for all available 2025 Tesla EVs. If you’re thinking, “Shut up, Scooter, skip to the pricing tables,” I get it. Just click here.
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Tesla prices change all the time
As we’ve pointed out plenty of times in the past, Tesla’s prices fluctuate almost weekly, usually by a couple of hundred bucks or so, and that trend has continued through 2025 so far. As such, we’ve included the latest prices, per Tesla’s website, as of May 2025.
The latest Tesla prices, by model, as of May 2025
As you’ll see below, we’ve provided a handy table for each Tesla model, including some performance specs and two pricing levels. The performance specs (range, top speed, acceleration) pertain to the base model of each respective trim i.e. zero-add ons.
You’ll notice that all Tesla models have optional wheel upgrades, most of which are larger, affecting the performance specs. That’s why we included the smallest (standard) wheel option on the table. However, the max price includes the larger wheels.
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The Model S below comes standard with 19″ Tempest Wheels, but to get the maximum price, we added 21″ Arachnid Wheels, as well as all available add-ons and most expensive customizations, like Ultra Red exterior paint, for example.
The Model S / Source: Tesla.com
Model S
As you can see below, the 2025 Tesla Model S has two trim variants, each featuring the smaller wheels detailed above. For the maximum price to give a feel for the top-tier prices of this Tesla model and those below it, we added the cream interior, yoke steering, and the $8,000 full-self-driving capabilities.
Model S Trim
Range
Top Speed
Acceleration
Base Price
Max Price(includes larger wheels)
All-Wheel Drive (19″ wheels)
410 miles
130 mph
3.1 seconds
$79,990
$93,490
Plaid (19″ wheels)
348 miles
200 mph
1.99 seconds
$94,990
$112,990
Prices current as of May 20, 2025
With the 21″ Arachnid Wheels, the specs of the Model S drop a bit. For example, the AWD trim’s range sinks to 380 miles, and Plaid’s drops to 312 miles. Top speed and acceleration remain the same.
The Model 3 / Source: Tesla.com
Model 3
Next is the Model 3, the most affordable of Tesla’s 2025 BEV prices. The two Long Range trims include the standard 18″ Photon Wheels, while the Performance variant uses 20″ Warp Wheels (the only option).
Model 3 Trim
Range
Top Speed
Acceleration
Base Price
Max Price(includes larger wheels)
Long Range RWD (18″ wheels)
363 miles
125 mph
4.9 seconds
$42,490
$54,990
Long Range AWD (18″ wheels)
346 miles
125 mph
4.2 seconds
$47,490
$59,990
Performance AWD
298 miles
163 mph
2.9 second
$54,990
$62,990
Model X Plaid / Source: Tesla.com
Model X
Third is the Tesla Model X, its second model to feature a Plaid trim and its most expensive option when comparing 2025 prices. For the maximum MSRP, we added all selectable add-ons such as 22″ Turbine Wheels, cream interior, yoke steering, and the six-seat configuration (only available in the AWD trim).
Model X Trim
Range
Top Speed
Acceleration
Base Price
Max Price(includes larger wheels)
All-Wheel Drive (20″ wheels)
329 miles
149 mph
3.8 seconds
$84,990
$103,990
Plaid (20″ wheels)
314 miles
149 mph
2.5 seconds
$99,990
$118,990
With the larger wheels, the AWD Model X loses 13 miles of EPA range, but its top speed jumps to 155 mph. The Model X Plaid loses 20 miles of range with the Turbine Wheels, but its top speed increases to 163 mph.
The new Model Y / Source: Tesla.com
Model Y
Next is the Model Y, Tesla’s most popular model globally. Available in two trims, this Tesla model saw a recent 2025 refresh and still offers some of the lowest prices in the entire lineup. The maxed-out versions include 20″ Helix 2.0 Wheels, which slightly hurt the range. The high-end versions also include a tow hitch and, of course, full self-driving capabilities.
Model Y Trim
Range
Top Speed
Acceleration
Base Price
Max Price (includes larger wheels)
Long Range RWD (19″ wheels)
357 miles
125 mph
5.4 seconds
$44,990
$58,990
Long Range AWD (19″ wheels)
327 miles
125 mph
4.6 seconds
$48,990
$62,990
Cyberbeast / Source: Tesla.com
Tesla Cybertruck prices (May 2025)
Last and maybe least (if we’re talking overall sales) is the Tesla Cybertruck. So far, the sales have lived up to the hype of all the pre-orders, but the Cybertruck can be seen on public roads around the US. Available in three configurations of various ranges, towing, and speed capabilities, the Cybertruck starts in the middle of the Tesla pack for 2025 prices. However, its tri-motor Cyberbeast trim is near the top with the Plaid S and X models.
CybertruckTrim
Range(est.)
Towing Capacity
Acceleration
Base Price
Max Price(includes larger wheels)
Long Range (18″ wheels)
350 miles
7,500 lbs.
6.2 seconds
$69,990
$81,490
All-Wheel Drive (20″ Core Wheels)
325 miles
11,000 lbs.
4.1 seconds
$79,990
$93,490
Cyberbeast (20″ Core Wheels)
301 miles
11,000 lbs.
2.6 seconds
$103,490
$113,490
What about federal tax credits for Teslas?
Federal tax credits are still available for new Tesla BEV purchases as of May 2025, but they may be nixed by the end of the year, so it might be wise to buy that new EV before then. Here’s a list of all the current BEVs and PHEVs that qualify, including Tesla.
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The long-promised “more affordable” Tesla model has been spied on Chinese social media, and it’s disappointingly about what we expected: a slightly decontented version of the Model Y.
For many years, Tesla had planned to build a much more affordable vehicle, starting around $25k. This vehicle was nicknamed the “Model 2,” and would have offered the most affordable entry point into the EV market, at least in the West.
In its place, Tesla started offering vague promises about “more affordable models, starting in its Q1 report in April 2024. Tesla later specified that these would enter production in the first half of 2025.
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The language Tesla used suggested that the cheaper vehicles would be “new models,” which means more than one model, and not just based on a current Tesla model. But we reported that this was unlikely to be the case, and that the “new models” would just be a stripped-down Model Y.
So, we’ve got confirmation that actual new models aren’t coming – but it does seem like something cheaper is coming down the pipe. And now, from Chinese social media pics of these “first builds,” we know just what kind of decontenting Tesla will do in order to get the cost savings.
Two videos were posted this weekend, on bilibili and weibo. The first was an exterior video by account “极客小猪” (machine translated as “Geek Piglet”). You’ll have to click through if you want to see the whole thing.
Parked side by side with a Juniper Model Y, the two models seem similar in length
It shows the new Model Y as similar in size to the Juniper refreshed model it’s parked next to, though the front and rear are covered by camouflage and it’s hard to tell with perspective of the camera.
As best we can tell from the captions (which isn’t very well), the account seems to think this might be the upcoming larger Model Y L, and the camera perspective in the particular screeenshot above does make it look like the car in the forefront could be slightly longer than the one in the back. But other perspectives show them looking similar in length, and seeing the various missing parts later in the video, we think it’s likely the “more affordable” model.
There are a few holes in the camouflage that give som indication of what might be different, like that the rear light bar from the Juniper might be cut off rather than running across the whole rear of the car. The new one is also missing the “T E S L A” logo across the rear, as can be seen in a little window showing the rear camera.
The video gets a look at the interior of the vehicle, where the seats are covered up. I originally suspected the vehicle might have cloth seats, but the cover seems to have dropped down in the rear, and something leather-like is showing through, so Tesla may still be using its fake leather product to cover the seats.
It also shows that the center console is cut off between the armrest and the screen, using up less material and giving an open space there. This is somewhat similar to the original design of the Model S, which had a large space in front of the center console. We can’t tell from the video if the 2 phone charging mats are still present or not – it looks like the space they’d normally go is there, but the pattern looks different than the current NFC phone chargers.
For another look at the interior, we saw a couple more photos from another Chinese social media account, 42号车库, or “Garage No. 42” on Weibo. These show the steering wheel, front seats, rear and roof a little more clearly. It seems to be of the same car, given the status of the seat covers in the rear.
More changes become apparent here: there is no panoramic glass roof on the car, and the rear screen which was added in the Juniper refresh is once again eliminated. But the turn signal stalk, which was eliminated in the Model 3 Highland refresh and returned in a vestigial manner in the Juniper refresh, is (thankfully) still there.
The balance of these changes suggest that a lot of them are just rollbacks of the content which was added to the cars in the Juniper refresh. Interestingly, though, the Juniper refresh did not increase the price of the car significantly. So, rolling back those changes shouldn’t decrease the price of the car all that much either.
But these just show us some of the interior and exterior changes – the model might have other changes as well. From time to time, Tesla has offered cheaper versions of its vehicles either with rear-wheel drive only, to save on the cost of the front motor, or with a smaller or cheaper (e.g. LFP) battery. The new “affordable” Model Y might incorporate those changes too, and be able to get cost down more because of it, but we’ll have to wait for more information on that.
Further, there’s been no indication of a cheaper Model 3 or any actual “new models” yet. Model 3 is a smaller car than the Model Y, and thus could be cheaper – if Tesla is saving a significant amount of money by cutting a little plastic out of a center console, surely cutting hundreds of pounds of aluminum would save even more. We had expected the “more affordable models” to include both a stripped-down Model 3 and Model Y, but per Musk’s comments on the call, we might only be getting a Model Y.
Maybe it would be nice to have someone in charge who takes the mission of sustainable transport seriously. Which Musk does not, and has in fact acted against with his recent actions.
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It may be small in size, but Honda promises the new N-ONE e is fit for a “daily partner” with a flexible interior, ample range to navigate the city, and it can even power up your home..
Honda reveals the new N-ONE e electric car
The N-ONE e is Honda’s second light EV, or “kei car” as they are called in Japan. It’s Honda’s second electric kei car, following the N-VAN e, launched in October 2024.
Although the N-VAN e was mainly for business use, the new N-ONE e is specifically designed as an everyday driver.
Honda said the new EV was “developed in pursuit of the ideal EV” with a unique design, spacious interior layout, and enough driving range for daily travels. The N-ONE e is the electric version of Honda’s retro kei car, the N-ONE, which has been on sale in Japan since 2012.
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It looks about the same as the gas-powered model, but the new EV has a new face with a smoothed-out black grille and two additional charge ports up front.
Honda N-ONE e electric car (Source: Honda)
Honda boasted that the electric city car has “added the cleanliness that only an EV can offer” with smoothed edges and a new rounded bumper design.
The interior, on the other hand, has been completely revamped from the gas model to maximize space. It includes a decent-sized infotainment screen and a push-button gear selector.
Honda N-ONE e electric car (Source: Honda)
There’s also plenty of physical buttons for climate control functions and more. To maximize interior space, Honda kept it simple with smart storage options and flexible seating.
Although Honda has yet to reveal specifics, it did say the N-ONE e has achieved a WLTP cruising range of over 270 km (167 miles).
It will likely share parts with the N-VAN e, hinting at a single electric powertrain with up to 63 hp, the limit for kei cars in Japan.
With Vehicle-to-Home (V2H) capabilities, Honda’s new EV can be used as a mobile power source during a natural disaster or power outage. You can also use it to power electronics, a campsite, a worksite, and more on the go.
Honda is opening advanced reservations for the new electric car on Friday, August 31. It’s scheduled to launch in September, around the same time Honda’s “Super EV” for Europe is set to debut.
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A view of Cheniere’s Sabine Pass LNG facility located in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, as seen from Port Arthur, Texas, on June 23, 2025.
Joel Angel Juarez | Reuters
Shares of liquified natural gas, or LNG, companies jumped Monday after the European Union agreed to purchase $750 billion of energy from the U.S.
LNG exporters Cheniere and Venture Global were up about 3% and more than 4%, respectively. NextDecade and New Fortress Energy, which build LNG infrastructure, jumped more than 2% and about 3%, respectively.
EU President Ursula von der Leyen said the purchases would help reduce the bloc’s dependence on Russia for natural gas.
“Purchases of US energy products will diversify our sources of supply and contribute to Europe’s energy security,” Von der Leyen said in a statement over the weekend. “We will replace Russian gas and oil with significant purchases of US LNG, oil and nuclear fuels.”
The energy purchases are part of a broader trade deal struck between the EU and the U.S. over the weekend. The deal imposes 15% tariffs on EU exports to the U.S. In addition to the energy purchases, Brussels has agreed to invest $600 billion in the U.S. above current levels.
President Donald Trump said “energy is a very important component” of the deal during a meeting with von der Leyen on Sunday.