Tesla Model S and X face production end in 2026, but rarity, performance, and historical significance could boost collector value over time.

Tesla is in the process of sunsetting two of its oldest cars, the Model X and Model S. Will the discontinuation lead to higher resale values?

Lamentating the loss of Tesla’s Model S and Model X? There are a few good alternatives to Tesla’s electric sedan and SUV on the market that’ll give you comparable power and range.

Decreased Sales: In the Ev cars Tesla established new mile stones but in the past 2-3 years the sales of the model S and X have been declined. Shifted on AI Technology: The CEO Elon musk wants Tesla to make an AI and Robotics company in future. Hence he is also heavily investing in the same field.

After almost 14 years in production, the Tesla Model S will be discontinued next quarter. This was Tesla’s first EV designed from the ground up, and it showed that fully electric cars could be fast and comfortable.

What on earth is going on with Tesla at the moment? News emerged a few weeks ago that it had been usurped as the world’s largest electric car brand by China’s BYD, as a result of declining sales throughout 2025.

The Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT goes head-to-head with the Tesla Model X Plaid in a quarter-mile drag race, comparing two high-performance SUVs with very different approaches to speed. This matchup explores how internal combustion and electric performance stack up when conditions are adjusted to keep things competitive.

Tesla has drawn a stark new line between its past and its future. After years of defining the modern electric vehicle market, the company is now telling investors that humanoid robots and autonomous taxis will matter more to its destiny than sedans and SUVs.