How the electric vehicles communities compare
A few giants dominate — r/teslamotors, r/electricvehicles and r/TeslaModel3 together account for 85% of the combined membership. Size and activity don't line up perfectly: r/teslamotors has the most members, but r/electricvehicles gets the most new posts (about 39 a day, against 16 in r/teslamotors). Per member, the liveliest is r/ModelY: 37 posts a day from 59.7K members — a smaller crowd, but an engaged one. The oldest is r/Tesla, founded in 2008, and every community here is more than five years old — this is a long-established corner of Reddit.
The 10 biggest electric vehicles subreddits
r/teslamotors 3,463,231 members · ~16 posts/day · +591 since Oct 26 · since 2010The original and largest Tesla community on Reddit! An unofficial forum of owners and enthusiasts. See r/TeslaLounge for relaxed posting, and user experiences! Tesla Inc. is an energy + technology company originally from Californ…
- Er/electricvehicles ↗ 338,064 members · ~39 posts/day · since 2009
The future of sustainable transportation is here! This is the Reddit community for EV owners and enthusiasts. Join and Discuss evolving technology, new entrants, charging infrastructure, government policy, and the ins and outs of…
- Tr/TeslaModel3 ↗ 212,439 members · since 2015
A forum for discussion of the Tesla Model 3 Electric Vehicle
- Tr/TeslaLounge ↗ 187,287 members · ~25 posts/day · since 2017
Relaxed area for all-around discussion on Tesla. This is the official Lounge for r/TeslaMotors. Share your Tesla story!
- Tr/TeslaModelY ↗ 173,090 members · since 2016
Tesla Model Y
- Rr/RealTesla ↗ 111,799 members · ~4.3 posts/day · since 2017
the home of Tesla discussion for those who haven't drank the Elon-Ade
- Tr/teslainvestorsclub ↗ 87,131 members · since 2018
This is a community of Redditors invested in the long-term success of Tesla.
- Mr/ModelY ↗ 59,661 members · ~37 posts/day · since 2016
Open discussion of the Tesla Model Y.
- Tr/Tesla ↗ 58,998 members · since 2008
Nikola Tesla the futurist inventor
- Tr/TeslaCam ↗ 35,263 members · since 2018
A collection of Tesla dashcam footage
Choosing where to post
Competition for attention differs a lot: r/teslamotors has 3.5M members but only about 16 new posts a day — roughly one new post for every 215.1K members — while r/electricvehicles gets about 39 a day, one for every 8.7K. A strong, well-made post therefore has more room to be seen in r/teslamotors; r/electricvehicles is better when you want quick replies.
Big subreddits give a post the widest audience, but they also bury it quickly; the mid-sized communities on this list are usually friendlier for questions and first posts. Always read the rules in the sidebar first — each community is run by its own volunteer moderators. Our guide to searching Reddit explains how to dig through any of these communities, and the subreddit info tool gives you the stats of one we don't list.
Frequently asked questions
What is the biggest electric vehicles subreddit?
r/teslamotors is the largest, with 3,463,231 members, followed by r/electricvehicles (338.1K) and r/TeslaModel3 (212.4K).
Which electric vehicles subreddit is the most active?
By new posts per day, r/electricvehicles leads with about 39, ahead of r/ModelY (37). Counts are averages over the last seven days.
How many electric vehicles subreddits are there?
We list 10 active, safe-for-work electric vehicles communities with at least 25,000 members each, 4.7M members in total (people can be in several). Reddit has many smaller ones too; our guide on searching Reddit shows how to find them.
What is the oldest electric vehicles subreddit?
r/Tesla, created on Jun 3, 2008.
Are these electric vehicles subreddits safe for work?
Yes. Every community on this page is public and not marked 18+ by Reddit, and we filter out communities whose name or description points to adult content.
Data: Reddit's public subreddit search and the Arctic Shift archive (Nov 6, 2026), growth from SubMouse's weekly snapshots. Member counts of communities outside our Top 1000 come from the archive and can lag a little. Not affiliated with Reddit.