The Model Y gets tech upgrades and might see a new entry-level trim, while the Model X becomes more user-friendly. But where’s the Cybertruck?
, the Model Y and Model X remain benchmarks all of those rivals aim to beat. This year, the Model Y and Model X receive updates aimed at improving functionality.
Additionally, a new lower-priced version of the Model Y could become available, extending the SUV's already wide appeal. Here's what to expect in the coming year from Tesla's SUV, plus our thoughts on the state of the Cybertruck.As it switches from Intel Atom to AMD Ryzen processing chips, the
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