With that range and such an asking price, the Tesla Model 2 would pose a significant threat to other compact EVs like the Volkswagen ID.3 or the Kia Niro EV, among others.

Besides, the Model 3 can't go down too much on its own anymore, as it's already at $40,240 for the RWD model with a 272-mile range, zero to 60 mph in 5.8 seconds, and a top speed of 140 mph.

The $37,990 Standard Range Plus Model 3 offers rear-wheel drive with a 263-mile range, 140 mph top speed, and 5.3-second 0-60 mph time. Musk once said it costs $28,000 for Tesla to build a Model 3 ...

The Tesla Model 2, or whatever it's eventually called, will have a low price tag, making it more accessible to a wider clientele and helping Tesla maintain its market position.

While the Tesla Model 3 is not a big car, it isn’t compact by any means. This leaves room for Tesla to bring a true compact to the streets at a price that is truly attainable.

In this story, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about the Tesla Model 2, including its exterior and interior design, range, power and price.

It’s going to cost under $30,000 sticker price While there were times when, in theory, you could get a Model 3 for $35,000, today the base model is $43,000. Tesla tells you on their web site ...

A low-cost Model 2 is crucial to turning around Tesla stock, which is down 30% year-to-date, according to Wedbush. Analyst Dan Ives said there will be dark clouds hanging over Tesla if they ...

Evercore ISI slashed its price target on Tesla stock to $200 from $300, according to a Tuesday note. The firm said it wants to see Tesla launch a Model 2, which is envisioned as a lower-cost EV.

It’s often possible to pick up a new, base spec Model 3 for £299 a month (plus a deposit of about £3,500), which suggests a circa-£199 Tesla Model Q might just be possible.

The starting price of the Tesla Model 2 is speculated to be around $22,000 to $25,000, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious buyers. However, prices may vary based on production ...

There's the Tesla Model 3, though not for the budget price planned for the Model 2. For everyone else, there are more EVs available than ever to choose from, and plenty of those are pretty good too.