Tesla expanded its portfolio with a fourth model named Model Y. It joins the Model S, the Model 3, and the Model X to deliver an important message about electric cars: they’re S3XY. That’s the thinking behind Tesla’s naming structure. On a more serious note, the Model Y shares about 75 percent of its components with the Model 3, a strategy which will help the California-based company leverage the benefits of economies of scale.
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