The Model 3 is Tesla’s most affordable model with a base price of $44,130, per Car and Driver. It can go 363 miles on a single charge and is pretty efficient, according to Rob Dillan, automotive ...

The Tesla Model Y and Hyundai IONIQ 5 are fierce rivals. We break down 5 major differences in charging speed, interior design, and performance to help you choose the best EV.

Model: Costs vary by model type. The Tesla Models 3 and Y are the most cost-effective. Charging method: At-home charging costs range from $10.98 to $18, according to SolarReviews.

When it comes to charging, however, the Model Y is still well ahead of the Mach-E. Ford’s battery technology caps fast charging at 150 kW to the Tesla’s 250 kW, and it shows up big time in our ...

Wondering which Tesla is cheaper to charge? We break down the real charging costs of the Model 3 vs. Model Y—so you can save more on every mile.