Tesla models

7 models with a review · 4 in production · United States · Founded 2003

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Tesla models

EV

Cybertruck
In production

Years
2023–present
Body
Pickup
Fuel
Electric

Cybertruck specs
EV

Model 3
In production

Years
2016–present
Body
Sedan
Fuel
Electric
Power
170–393 kW (231–534 PS)

Model 3 specs
EV

Model Y
In production

Years
2020–present
Body
SUV
Fuel
Electric

Model Y specs
EV

Semi
In production

Years
2017–present
Body
Truck
Fuel
Electric
Power
800 kW (1,088 PS)

Semi specs
EV

Model S
Ended 2026

Years
2012–2026
Body
Sedan
Fuel
Electric
Power
225–760 kW (306–1,033 PS)

Model S specs
EV

Model X
Ended 2026

Years
2015–2026
Body
SUV
Fuel
Electric
Power
190–760 kW (258–1,033 PS)

Model X specs
EV

Roadster
Ended 2012

Years
2008–2012
Body
Convertible
Fuel
Electric
Power
185–215 kW (252–292 PS)

Roadster specs

Tesla in numbers

Most powerful: 800 kW (1,088 PS)
Semi
Longest-running model: 14 years
Model S · 2012–2026
Oldest in our catalog: 2008
Roadster
Latest launch: 2023
Cybertruck

More Tesla models 7

From the Tesla catalog, no review on 1CARS yet

Cybercab
Cyberquad
Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster
Model Y L
Powerwall
Robovan
Supercharger

Timeline

Tesla models, 1990 to now

Every row is a model, every block is a generation and a link. Gaps are real breaks in production, dashed coral lines show which model replaced which.

7 catalog models4 in production7 electric

Roadster2008–2012 · 1 generation

Roadster

Model S2012–2026 · 1 generation

Model S

Model X2015–2026 · 1 generation

Model X

Model 32016–now · 1 generation

Model 3

Semi2017–now · 1 generation

Semi

Model Y2020–now · 1 generation

Cybertruck2023–now · 1 generation

Current generation
Earlier generation
⚡Electric
Replaced by / renamed
Founded 2003
Now
Selected

All Tesla generations by year

Tesla Cybertruck 2023–now

I 2023–now

Tesla Model 3 2016–now

Tesla Model S 2012–2026

Tesla Model X 2015–2026

Tesla Model Y 2020–now

I 2020–now

Tesla Roadster 2008–2012

Tesla Semi 2017–now

About Tesla

Tesla was founded in 2003 by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning; Elon Musk led its first major investment in 2004 and became chief executive in 2008. Its first car, the Roadster of 2008, built on a Lotus Elise chassis, showed that lithium-ion battery cells could give an electric car real range and performance.

It was followed by the Model S (2012), Model X (2015), Model 3 (2017), Model Y (2020), the Cybertruck (2023) and the Semi truck. Tesla also built its own Supercharger network and pioneered over-the-air software updates. Its headquarters are in Austin, Texas.

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This page lists the Tesla models in our catalog with production years; from each one you can go to its generations and individual versions with specifications – engine, power in kW and PS, size, weight and performance. For the full story, read the history of Tesla. Electric models from all brands are gathered in our electric cars section.

Image credits · Photos from Wikimedia Commons under free licences

Tesla Cybercab · Photo: This illustration was made by Peter Potrowl. Please credit this with : © Peter Potrowl in the immediate vicinity of the image. A link to my website sitemai.eu would be much appreciated but isn't manda / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Tesla Cyberquad · Photo: Premeditated / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Tesla Model 3 · Photo: 4300streetcar / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0
Tesla Model S · Photo: Vadim Chuprina / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Tesla Model X · Photo: Calreyn88 / Wikimedia Commons, CC0
Tesla Model Y I · Photo: Alexander Migl / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Tesla Model Y L · Photo: Chanokchon / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Tesla Powerwall · Photo: Kenneth Lund / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
Tesla Roadster · Photo: CmdrDan / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Tesla Semi · Photo: Matti Blume / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Tesla Supercharger · Photo: Hadhuey / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

Photo credits