The Tesla Model 3 and Model Y still two of the major players in the EV market — despite the growing competition and a slowdown in Tesla sales. They're not priced like entry-level EVs by any stretch, but hasn't stopped them from becoming the two most popular electric cars in the United States.
Tesla are designed to offer a feeling of luxury, even in its cheapest models. For Model 3 and Model Y owners, it means an upscale driving atmosphere that doesn't have a six-figure price tag. Sure, neither of these cars are as flashy or advanced as the Model S or Model X, but you still get a lot for your money.
