Tesla’s design language (except for the Cybertruck) suggests that the team is dragging a cursor around a CAD drawing to expand or shrink elements. Case in point: the Model Y looks like a bloated ...

Tesla quietly underlined the Cybertruck's true purpose in the slide deck for its recent Q4 shareholder meeting. As it turns ...

The new Model Y is currently in 19 Tesla showrooms across North America, 17 in the United States and 2 in Canada. I took the opportunity to head to the one in New York’s Meatpacking District to get ...

the Model Y Juniper wasn’t available just yet in the U.S. Tesla uses a relatively uniform design language across its lineup of vehicles, and now that the Model Y has been refreshed, it looks a ...

with the more angular styling suggesting a new design language, as first seen in the Cybertruck and later in the Cybercab. An updated product range could help Tesla boost sales. Its stock skidded to ...

With the Model Y Juniper redesign, Tesla showed that the new design language of the Cybertruck and Cybercab, including the front light bar, will roll out to more models in the future. The next in ...

Interestingly, Tesla’s global design language shows some regional quirks—while some markets, including Australia, have ditched the hood-mounted Tesla badge in favor of the minimalist ...

the Tesla Model Y Juniper adopts some of the Cybertruck and Robotaxi 's design cues in a bid to elevate the midsize crossover's aesthetic to the brand's updated design language. Initially ...

it’s clear that Tesla is banking on this aesthetic, acting as a design calling card for its brand, at least for the decade ahead. The side panels of the new Tesla Model Y look very similar to the ...

it’s clear that Tesla is banking on this aesthetic, acting as a design calling card for its brand, at least for the decade ahead. The side panels of the new Tesla Model Y look very similar to ...