Spec sheets
Only specifications that appear in a filing or on spacex.com. Configurator stickers and a Starship price are omitted.
Tesla vehicles
Official Model 3. Four-door mid-size sedan, designed for manufacturability, with a base price aimed at the mass market.
Official Model Y. Compact SUV on the Model 3 platform, with seating for up to seven adults.
Official Model S. Four-door full-size sedan. Tesla says it has the highest performance and longest range of its sedans.
Official Model X. Mid-size SUV with seating for up to seven adults. Tesla says it has the highest performance and longest range of its SUVs.
Official Cybertruck. Full-size electric pickup with a stainless-steel exterior.
Official Semi. The Q3 2026 update says volume production of Tesla Semi has begun. The top variant can go 500 miles at a full 82,000 lb gross combination weight, at 1.7 kWh per mile.
Cybercab installed capacity in Texas: >125,000 vehicles a year installed capacity. Megapack: California 40 GWh, Shanghai 20 GWh, Texas 50 GWh. Powerwall, Nevada: >6 GWh.
Falcon 9
Official Height 70 m, diameter 3.7 m, fairing 13.1 m by 5.2 m.
Official Standard payment plan through 2026, up to 5.5 metric tons to a standard geosynchronous transfer orbit. The sheet says performance is the maximum on a fully expendable vehicle.
Official Rideshare: $350,000 for 50 kg to sun-synchronous orbit. $7,000 per extra kilogram. SpaceX also describes this as dedicated rideshare missions from $350,000, with rates to mid-inclination LEO, GTO and TLI.
Not disclosed No Starship price is published.
Live vehicle options are on tesla.com/compare. Rideshare terms are on spacex.com.
Sources
- Tesla Form 10-K for the year ended 31 Dec 2025 (2026-01-29)
- Tesla Q3 2026 Update (8-K exhibit 99.1) (2026-10-21)
- SpaceX Smallsat Rideshare (2026-10-27)
- SpaceX Capabilities & Services (Falcon 9 list price) (2026-10-27)