Friday, January 10, 2025

Tesla Model Y "Juniper" is now available for sale worldwide, here is everything you need to know

🚗 Tesla has introduced an updated version of its best-selling Model Y, positioning it as a more practical and refined option in the mid-size SUV market. Here's a closer look at the new Model Y "Juniper".

Key Specifications:

Range: The new Long Range AWD version now offers a range of up to 719 km (447 miles) on the CLTC cycle, a noticeable increase from the previous 525 km (326 miles) EPA estimate. The RWD model provides 593 km (368 miles) on the CLTC cycle, improving on the older model's range.

Performance: Acceleration has been enhanced; the AWD model sprints from 0-60 mph in roughly 4.3 seconds, down from 4.8 seconds in the previous version. The RWD model now takes 5.9 seconds, slightly faster than before. However, top speed has seen a minor reduction, with the AWD model capping at 201 km/h (124.89 mph) from 217 km/h (135 mph).


Interior and Comfort: The interior now boasts a smoother suspension system for a more comfortable ride. The sound system has been upgraded for better audio quality, moving from the previous 14 speakers to a more refined setup.

Exterior: There are cosmetic updates including a new Glacier Blue paint option, a front bumper camera for improved visibility, and a sleek front light bar that replaces the traditional grille design.

Differences from the Older Model Y:

Exterior Design: The new Model Y adopts a more streamlined, grille-less design, enhancing its aerodynamic efficiency. The front now features penetrating LED daytime running lights and a light bar, elements not seen in the older model.

Interior Enhancements: The interior sees minor but impactful changes like a larger central screen with tilt functionality, now at 15.4 inches with 2.5K resolution, compared to the previous 15-inch screen.

Performance and Efficiency: The new model benefits from efficiency improvements, partly due to new battery technology and updated motor configurations, leading to better range and acceleration.

Charging: The new variants can charge faster, with the AWD model supporting up to 250 kW, an upgrade from older models, reducing charging times significantly.

Worldwide Availability and Pricing:

China: The updated Model Y is available, starting at ¥263,500 for the RWD and ¥303,500 for the Long Range AWD, with deliveries starting in March.

Australia: Pricing begins at A$68,000, with the Long Range model offering a 466 km (WLTP) range.

United States: The Long Range model is priced at $39,040 after the Federal EV credit, providing 310 miles of range, a step up from the older model's 326 miles.

Europe: The Standard RWD model now comes with a 62 kWh LFP battery for 466 km range, while the Long Range AWD uses an 82 kWh NMC battery for 548 km (WLTP), both seeing price adjustments. 


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