Tesla Model Y is now officially available in the U.S. market, as it goes on sale with a $61,630 starting price tag. The updated Model Y is introduced with a limited-production Launch Series model, ...

Hands on with the all-new 2025 Tesla Model Y – how does it compare to the old Model Y? - The new Tesla Model Y Launch Series ...

As of 2025, the Tesla Model Y remains the most successful electrified product to ever be sold in the U.S., and by a very noteworthy margin. There are many reasons for the model's success ...

Tesla is claiming 0-60 mph acceleration figures of 4.1 seconds for the next-gen Model Y, which doesn't quite catch ... color options and a choice between black and white for the interiors.

The digital artist's work also included imagining this hypothetical 2026 Tesla Model Y in various exterior shades, and we think that it looks very well in black. We wouldn't mind the white example ...

Prices of pre-update Tesla Model Y stock have been discounted by up to ... $2400 20-inch Induction wheels, and a $1500 black and white interior. The cheapest Model Y RWD in the country is an ...

The Tesla Model Y has been revamped, bringing forth new front and rear styling that echoes that of the Cybertruck. Unfortunately, the new-look Model Y is also more expensive than the former design.

Black is also available on the Launch Series ... a new steering wheel and ventilated seats feature in a quieter cabin in the new Tesla Model Y (Steve Fowler) Tesla appears to have listened to ...

the new Tesla Model Y has a WLTP range of 353 miles, a 0-60 mph time of 4.1 seconds and a top speed of 125 mph. It is available in two no-cost colour options, called Solid Black and Quicksilver ...

Select Tesla Model Y in inventory are getting discounted as the electric car maker gears up for release of the updated Model Y in the U.S. The Model Y was by far the No.1 best selling U.S. EV in 2024.

Both the Model Y and GV60 offer impressive performance and luxury, yet one ultimately pulls ahead in this tight race. Choosing a midsize EV SUV, or crossover if you prefer, used to be pretty simple.