The carmaker unveiled refreshed versions of the Model S and X on Friday, featuring a host of upgraded features — and a $4,500 price increase.

Modest updates to Tesla's flagship sedan and crossover include a new paint color, updated suspension bushings, and slightly more range for the Model S.

Tesla unveiled upgraded versions of its Model S and Model X electric vehicles late Thursday that will reportedly cost $5,000 more than current iterations.

Tesla promised its original product duo, the Model S sedan and Model X SUV, would be due for updates, and now it’s delivering on that promise.

Tesla's two oldest models currently in production, the Model S and Model X, are going through yet another minor refresh, this time focusing on appearance and small quality-of-life improvements ...

Both Tesla Model S and Model X have received minor updates with a hike in prices compared to their predecessors.

Tesla is relaunching its Model S and Model X with minor changes as the EV maker struggles to address plummeting demand.

Key Points The refreshed Tesla Model S and Model X cost $5,000 more but lack major new features, with no inclusion of Cybertruck innovations like steer-by-wire or 800V architecture.

The automaker has posted a list of updates for the vehicles on X, including a new Frost Blue paint color option and a range of up to 410 miles for the Model S Long Range version.

2026 Tesla Model X First Look: This Old Gal's Getting the Blues Tesla throws only a few scraps of updates at its aging three-row SUV.

Tesla rolled out new versions of its Model S and Model X vehicles Friday, upping prices by $5,000.