Explore 2019 Tesla Models

The lineup still rests at three for this model year with the upcoming Roadster Mk. 2 down the road. The Model 3 sails into its third year with five trim levels, varying with the range. The 50 kWh and 70 kWh versions benefit from a bump up on the technology to take them to 220 and 310 miles, respectively. The base build has a 258-horsepower electric motor with a one-speed automatic and rear-wheel drive. Production remains woefully behind. The Model S gets a performance and technology boost this time around along with a makeover to keep up with its contemporary vibe. Its range on a single charge varies from 259 miles with the 75D to 335 miles with the 100D. All have all-wheel drive. Befitting its place in the industry, the vehicle also now has Enhanced Autopilot, the optional full self-driving capability. The Model X has two battery versions currently with its 75D and 100D options, offering 237- and 295-mile ranges.