Tesla models

Cybertruck

2023 to today

Tesla's stainless-steel pickup, revealed in 2019 and delivered from late 2023, is the most unconventional vehicle the company has built and the one whose sales have fallen furthest from its early hype.

Model 3

2017 to today

Tesla's mid-size electric sedan, the car that turned a record wave of 2016 reservations into the first electric model to pass one million global sales.

Model S

2012 to 2026

The aluminum-bodied electric luxury sedan that turned Tesla from a sports-car startup into a mainstream automaker, built at Fremont from 2012 until May 2026.

Model X

2015 to 2026

Tesla's seven-seat electric SUV with falcon-wing rear doors, built on Model S underpinnings at Fremont from its first deliveries in September 2015 until May 2026.

Model Y

2020 to today

Tesla's compact crossover and the first electric vehicle to finish a year as the world's best-selling car.

Roadster

2008 to 2012

Tesla's first car, a lithium-ion electric sports car assembled by Lotus from 2008 to 2012, and the name of a successor first shown in 2017 that Tesla has scheduled to reveal on October 15, 2026.

Semi

2022 to today

Tesla's battery-electric Class 8 tractor, shown in 2017 and built in volume from 2026, is the company's attempt to apply its car technology (high-voltage batteries, Plaid-derived motors, megawatt charging) to the heaviest trucks on the highway.