2022 Tesla Model Y review: First drive
Tesla scored a smash hit with the Model 3 compact saloon. Surely an SUV version is certain for even greater success?
If you know about the Tesla Model 3, you will already know quite a lot about the Model Y.
It completes Tesla’s core line-up of S, 3, X, Y models (Ford wouldn’t release the Model E name it owns) and is effectively a crossover version of the junior sedan.
It will understandably cost a few grand more, with UK prices starting at £54,990 ($101,679) and deliveries are due to commence early next year. Australian pricing is still to be announced.
It’s bigger than the Model 3 – only by 50mm in length (so it’s 4.75m long) but a full 181mm in height. Just 27mm of that goes into increasing the ground clearance to 167mm, so the body height is stretched by more than 150mm, which should do headroom a favour...
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