Tesla Model Y

Tesla Australia has revealed pricing for its hotly-anticipated Model Y all-electric SUV that competes directly against the sell-out Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Kia ...

The Model Y RWD has an expected delivery windows between August and November this year, while the Performance is expected to arrive between November 2022 and February 2023. With storage in both the boot and front trunk, the Model Y boasts up to 2158 litres of storage volume. Tesla also charges a $1375 delivery fee and $350 order fee on all cars purchased, while local stamp duty, registration costs and – in the case of the Model Y Performance – luxury car tax also apply.

Here it is! After an unexplained delay late last year, the world's most popular electric vehicle is now on sale Down Under.

- Model Y Performance – $98,599 - Heated front and rear seats - Model Y rear-wheel drive – $68,900 - 2022 Tesla Model Y pricing and specifications The 2022 Tesla Model Y electric SUV is now on sale in Australia. 2022 Tesla Model Y price and specs: Electric SUV now on sale in Australia

Tesla has started taking Model Y orders in Australia and Japan, expanding the all-electric SUVs global market even more. According to Tesla's order page in ...

The start of Australia and Japan’s Model Y orders suggests that Giga Shanghai’s production is returning to normal as it will handle deliveries for those two countries. The estimated delivery dates for Model Y orders in the United States is between December 2022 to March 2023, extending well into next year. On the other hand, the Model Y Dual-Motor All-Wheel Drive (AWD) Performance variant costs AU$93,900 ($66,636.62) before options.

Tesla has revealed New Zealand pricing and specification for the long-awaited Model Y SUV, with local deliveries starting later this year.

It will accelerate to 100kph in 6.9 seconds and will offer a WLTP range of 455km. New Zealand won’t get the seven-seat version, to begin with at least. And those articles are free.

Dig into the fine print though, and it's actually more than a mere $150 over the EV rebate thresholds in NSW and Victoria.

“The dutiable value of a vehicle is the total amount paid (including GST) for the vehicle, which includes delivery costs, accessories and options added to the vehicle… The fine print for the NSW and Victorian $3000 rebates at least state clearly the dutiable amount on which the threshold is applied includes delivery costs. At first, we thought this was tantalisingly close to the $3000 rebate threshold in Victoria ($68,740 or under), or New South Wales and South Australia ($68,750 or under).

The Model Y release date has finally arrived for Australia, Japan, and New Zealand, shortly after the showroom units were spotted being delivered Down Under ...

Another right hand drive country - Japan - also witnessed its Model Y release date at long last, at the equivalent of US$47,037 starting price for the standard RWD model. Despite the decent pricing, the AU$3,000 incentive from the NSW government ends at the AU$68,750 threshold, so the Model Y won't qualify for that one. The Tesla Model Y price in Australia is also a fairly pleasant surprise.

This is a Standard Range AWD model, even though the sticker only lists it as a Model Y AWD; it's got an EPA range of 279 miles and it cost just over $60000.

As for range, this Model Y has an EPA range rating of 279 miles (449 km). The owner notes that Tesla did not offer instructions about charging the vehicle to 100%. This Model Y should also feature the cargo hooks, although they are not included in this video walkaround. That is no longer the case as Tesla appears to have ramped up customers deliveries from the new plant lately.

Pricing starts at S$142,271 (RM453,500) for the entry-level version and rises to S$189,995 (RM605,600) for the Performance. The AWD Long Range, which has ...

Our southern neighbours get the popular electric SUV in rear-wheel-drive base and all-wheel-drive Performance variants, with deliveries starting at the end of the year. In any case, the Model Y is able to get from zero to 100 km/h in 6.9 seconds and hit a top speed of 217 km/h, whereas the Performance completes the century sprint in 3.7 seconds on its way to a top whack of 250 km/h. Pricing starts at S$142,271 (RM453,500) for the entry-level version and rises to S$189,995 (RM605,600) for the Performance. The AWD Long Range, which has replaced the base model in most global markets, is currently not offered in Singapore.

But we are more interested in the impact of the new battery cell and structural battery pack. Unfortunately, no one has been able to confirm the exact energy ...

After first launching the Model 3 and Model Y with the then-new 2170 cells, Tesla pushed several software updates over time that enabled higher charge rates. When breaking it down, the 4680 battery cell actually appears to have at least a 10% higher peak C rate and average C rate. We learned a little more over the next few weeks.