The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opened an investigation into reports of door lock problems on some 2021 Tesla Model Y vehicles that have left occupants trapped inside.

Cars.com owned a 2021 Model Y for more than two years as a long-term test car, and we were curious to see whether the changes for 2026 address the issues we had with the prior generation.

Trouble opening Tesla’s doors dates back to the early days of the Model S. An otherwise positive New York Times review ...

Car safety regulators opened an investigation Tuesday into possible defects in Tesla doors that have reportedly left parents with children trapped in the back seat and forced to break windows to get ...

The Australian federal transport department highlighted that the automatic windows in the Model Y might fail to detect objects in their path. As a result, there is an increased risk of injury if a ...

Tesla's China sales have dropped despite a refreshed Model Y, with August data showing a worsening 10% decline. Click here to ...

The significantly freshened Tesla Model Y has finally arrived as a 2026 model, with all of the changes seen in the Model 3: acoustic glass for a quieter interior, more soft-touch materials throughout ...

This is one owner's third Tesla, but a simple service appointment has him questioning his loyalty. Find out how staff at a ...

The 2021-2024 Tesla Model Y is a great EV, but there's a big caveat. With a boomy, spare cabin and a super-stiff suspension, it's not the comfiest car to drive every day. It's livable, but far less ...

Tesla unveiled the new Model Y Performance, the high-end variant of the EV maker's volume crossover SUV. Though it's only available in Europe, it will be arriving elsewhere soon.