An unexpected champion of attainable performance has arisen, hailing from a company that just put its quickest and most powerful car out to pasture and insists the future is full autonomous driving.

Can a Tesla Become a Serious Nürburgring Track Car? Electric vehicles have become a common sight at track days, but they still face skepticism from many enthusiasts. The criticisms are familiar.

Resident racer Randy Pobst and I are sitting on two black vinyl bar stools in the cinder block building next to Willow Springs' Streets circuit. He leans in: "It was fascinating to have that engineer ...

A Tesla Model S P100D with nearly 100,000 miles goes head-to-head with a Tesla Model 3 Performance in a quarter-mile drag race. The test explores whether battery degradation affects acceleration and ...

A major freshening for the 2024 Model 3 brought a quieter cabin, improved interior materials, a smoother ride, and an 8-inch ...

Unplugged Performance, known for its performance products enhancing Tesla EVs, showcased "The Red Rocket." The refreshed Tesla Model 3 Performance demonstrator is equipped with UP's full upgrade ...

It looks ridiculous, but this carbon-fiber rear wing delivers more than 700 lbs of downforce, turning Tesla’s sensible electric sedan into a track weapon. Unplugged Performance unveils an aggressive ...

Tesla has considered a tri-motor Model 3 internally, but it probably won't become the next Plaid model. Lars Moravy says Tesla’s best performance hardware is currently being aimed at the Roadster. A ...