Tesla Model Y

Introduction 

• The Tesla Model Y is a fully electric mid-size SUV built on the brand’s approach to software led mobility.  

• It is aimed at buyers who seek a spacious, functional, and family-friendly car with the conveniences of an electric vehicle.  

• A highlight of the SUV is that it remained the world’s best-selling vehicles from 2023 to 2025.  

• Tesla has introduced a long-wheelbase, Model Y L variant with expansion in its utility within key markets.

Tesla Model Y – Exterior 

• The Model Y has an aerodynamic shape with a smooth nose, short overhangs, and a roofline resembling a coupe.  

• Its fascia features a thin light bar extending across the hood, serving as daytime running lights. 

• This mid-size SUV boasts optional 19- alloy wheels shod with tubeless tyres.  

• At its rear, the LED taillamps are integrated neatly into the tailgate which keeps the overall premium look.  

• Other features include a hands-free boot opening function, powered and folding ORVMs, and a frunk for extra storage. 

Tesla Model Y – Interior 

• The Model Y comes with a five-seater layout and the Y L variant has a six-seater layout.  

• It gets a soft-touch vegan leather upholstery in colour options like all Black and a mix of Black and White.  

• Adding on, both front along with rear seats are heated and ventilated.  

• On the tech side, the Model Y features a dual screen layout being a 15.3-inch centre touchscreen and an eight-inch rear touchscreen.  

• Tesla offers the Model Y with a nine-speaker audio system for a premium audio experience.  

• Other features include ambient lighting, tri-zone climate control system, and a panoramic glass sunroof.  

Tesla Model Y – Powertrain 

• The Model Y is powered by a single rear-mounted Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor and a 60kWh battery pack.  

• On the other hand, the Model Y L comes equipped with an 84.2kWh battery pack.  

• Then, the Model Y delivers a power output of 235bhp and 420Nm of torque.  

• Adding on, the Y L variant has a power output of 335bhp and 450Nm of torque.  

• WLTP range of the Model Y is 500km and 661km with respect to the Y L variant.  

• For charging, Tesla has claimed that the car supports fast DC charging, with a 175kW supercharging session adding 238km in 15 minutes.