According to a report published by Consumer Reports Tesla, The cheapest brand for long-term maintenance of its vehicles in position.
Consumer Reports According to his research Tesla vehicle owners (Model 3, Model Y, Model S and Model X) spends much less money on long-term maintenance than other brands. Behind this is the fully electric Model series vehicles mechanically, it has very few parts/hardware/filters. For this reason, owners of Model series vehicles do not have to go to the service frequently. Of course, we should not ignore the fact that the battery wears out and needs to be replaced after a while. However, this situation has largely ceased to be a significant problem, especially in new vehicles. News of vehicles that reach very high kilometers and yet whose battery life has only decreased by 5 percent is constantly on the agenda. The company is currently making headlines with its new Model Y, which is not expected to go on sale until 2024.“Juniper” The new Model Y, codenamed, will have a different rear design than the current model, according to new leaks. In the new model, the company will position the Tesla logo on a bar that runs the entire rear, and according to new leaks, it will also include LED ambient lighting inside the doors. The model, which is still not fully visible, will not see any major changes in general.
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So why isn’t the vehicle expected to go on sale in 2024? It is not expected because Tesla CEO Elon Musk stated in a statement he made last month, “Tesla Model Y will not be renewed this year” he saidThe new Model Y, which is expected to carry many updates from the renewed Model 3, is confirmed by Elon Musk. It will be left until 2025. Model Y, According to the post shared last month 1 million 223 thousand units with sales “The best-selling car of 2023” managed to become.
Model Y, whose sales in 2023 increased by 64 percent compared to 2022, is expected to reach 1 million 75 thousand units in 2023. Toyota RAV4 followed. In third place, 846 thousand units were sold in 2023 Honda CR-V while the list continues with 803 thousand units sold Toyota Corolla, 715 thousand sold Toyota Corolla Cross, 650 thousand sold Toyota Camry, 623 thousand sold Ford F-150605 thousand sold Toyota Hilux, 534 thousand sold Nissan Sentra, 508 thousand sold Tesla Model 3, 478 thousand sold Honda Civic and 473 thousand sold BYD Qin models such as were included.
Tesla vehicles cost the least to maintain per Consumer Reports pic.twitter.com/cc324ajyE2
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