The Tesla Model Y is Tesla’s upcoming electric crossover utility vehicle (CUV). The Tesla Model Y is based on the Tesla Model 3 platform, sharing over 70% of its components with the Tesla Model 3. The Tesla Model Y was unveiled in March 2019 and it’s expected to begin delivery in March 2020.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently congratulated the team at Tesla for manufacturing their 1,000,000th vehicle, solidifying Tesla as one of the world's leading EV producers. In a Tweet with a photo of a red Tesla Model Y surrounded by Tesla employees, Elon Musk wrote,...
A recent article by Electrek reports that Tesla is providing a courtesy notice to pre-order customers of the Model Y with the 7-seat option to switch to the 5-seat version in order to receive their Model Y sooner. According to the e-mail, "We want to help Model Y join...
For early Tesla Model Y customers, Christmas has come early this year as Tesla has officially begun sending out e-mails to customers to schedule delivery dates for their new vehicles. The e-mails have been Tweeted out by numerous Tesla Model Y customers online....
After confirming that Tesla will launch the Model Y crossover SUV next month, the EPA recently released their official range rating for the Model Y, certifying it for 315 miles of range. The Tesla Model Y scores an official 121 MPGe combined, 129 MPGe city and 112...
In Tesla's latest earnings call, Tesla made several revelations about the highly anticipated Model Y crossover SUV. When Tesla originally announced the Model Y in March 2019, they had originally projected the Model Y to be delivered in Fall 2020 however, according to...
