Complete Tesla Electric Vehicle Variants List
Here you will find the list of all tesla electric cars that are produced till date both in production and the discontinued one.
Current Production Models
Tesla Model 3
- Model 3 Standard Range RWD (2025)
- Entry-level variant
- Rear-wheel drive
- 338-420 km range
- Most affordable Tesla
- Model 3 Premium RWD (2025)
- Enhanced interior features
- Rear-wheel drive
- ~450 km range
- Premium audio system
- Model 3 Long Range AWD
- Dual motor all-wheel drive
- ~517 km range
- Enhanced performance
- All-weather capability
- Model 3 Performance
- High-performance variant
- Dual motor AWD
- 0-100 km/h in 3.1 seconds
- ~507 km range
- Track Mode enabled
Tesla Model Y
- Model Y Standard Range RWD (2025)
- Entry-level SUV variant
- Rear-wheel drive
- ~300-400 km range
- 5-seater configuration
- Model Y Premium RWD (2025)
- Enhanced features
- Rear-wheel drive
- ~450-500 km range
- Improved interior
- Model Y Long Range AWD
- Dual motor all-wheel drive
- ~517-550 km range
- 5 or 7 seats (optional third row)
- Most popular variant
- Model Y Performance
- High-performance SUV
- Dual motor AWD
- 0-100 km/h in 3.5 seconds
- ~514 km range
- 21″ Überturbine wheels
Tesla Model S
- Model S Long Range (Dual Motor AWD)
- Standard flagship sedan
- Dual motor all-wheel drive
- 650+ km range
- 0-100 km/h in 3.2 seconds
- 19″ or 21″ wheels
- Model S Plaid (Tri-Motor AWD)
- Ultra-high performance flagship
- Three motors (tri-motor)
- 1,020 horsepower
- 0-100 km/h in 2.1 seconds
- 628 km range
- Top speed: 322 km/h (with paid unlock)
- Carbon fiber spoiler
Tesla Model X
- Model X Long Range (Dual Motor AWD)
- Standard luxury SUV
- Dual motor all-wheel drive
- 560 km range
- 5, 6, or 7 seat configurations
- Falcon Wing doors
- Model X Plaid (Tri-Motor AWD)
- Ultra-high performance SUV
- Three motors (tri-motor)
- 1,020 horsepower
- 0-100 km/h in 2.5 seconds
- 536 km range
- Fastest SUV in production
- Falcon Wing doors
Tesla Cybertruck
- Cybertruck Rear-Wheel Drive (Single Motor)
- Base variant (entry-level)
- Single motor RWD
- ~400 km range
- 3,400 kg towing capacity
- Cybertruck All-Wheel Drive (Dual Motor)
- Mid-range variant
- Dual motor AWD
- ~547 km range
- 0-100 km/h in 4.1 seconds
- 5,000 kg towing capacity
- Cybertruck Cyberbeast (Tri-Motor)
- Top performance variant
- Three motors (tri-motor)
- ~515 km range
- 0-100 km/h in 2.6 seconds
- 6,350 kg towing capacity
- Beast Mode enabled
Upcoming/Future Models
Tesla Roadster (2nd Generation)
- Roadster Standard
- Expected 2026+
- 1,000+ km range (claimed)
- 0-100 km/h in 1.9 seconds
- 400+ km/h top speed
- 4-seater configuration
- Roadster SpaceX Package
- Cold gas thruster system
- Enhanced acceleration and handling
- Limited production
Tesla Semi
- Semi 300 Mile Range
- ~480 km range
- Commercial electric truck
- Semi 500 Mile Range
- ~800 km range
- Maximum range variant
Discontinued Models
Tesla Roadster (1st Generation) – 2008-2012
- Original Tesla vehicle
- Based on Lotus Elise
- ~390 km range
- No longer in production
Tesla Model S (Earlier Variants) – Discontinued
- Model S 60/60D (2016-2017)
- Model S 75/75D (2016-2019)
- Model S 90D (2015-2016)
- Model S P90D (2015-2016)
- Model S 100D (2017-2020)
- Model S P100D (2016-2020)
- Model S Standard Range (2019-2021)
Tesla Model X (Earlier Variants) – Discontinued
- Model X 60D (2016-2017)
- Model X 75D (2016-2019)
- Model X 90D (2015-2016)
- Model X P90D (2015-2016)
- Model X 100D (2017-2020)
- Model X P100D (2016-2020)
Tesla Model 3 (Earlier Variants) – Discontinued
- Model 3 Standard Range Plus (replaced by Standard RWD)
- Model 3 Mid Range (2018-2019, limited availability)
Summary Count
Current Production Variants: 15 total
- Model 3: 4 variants
- Model Y: 4 variants
- Model S: 2 variants
- Model X: 2 variants
- Cybertruck: 3 variants
Future Models: 3 variants (Roadster, Semi)
Total Active/Planned: 18+ variants
Regional Availability Note
Some variants are region-specific or have different names in different markets:
- China-specific variants (Model Y/3 made in Gigafactory Shanghai)
- European specifications may differ slightly
- US market has unique pricing and configurations
- Some markets don’t offer all trim levels
This list represents Tesla’s comprehensive lineup as of November 2025, with variants regularly updated through software and hardware improvements via Tesla’s continuous production evolution strategy.