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The new Tesla Model Y features the tech of a Model 3, spacious design capable of carrying 5 passengers and a max cargo volume of 2,158 litres. The AWD Dual Motor provides better handling, traction and stability control for a variety of conditions, boasting up to 315 miles range (WLTP) and quickest 0-60mph acceleration of 3.5 seconds. Like every Tesla, the Model Y is designed to be the safest vehicle in its class. The low centre of gravity, rigid body structure and large crumple zones provide unparalleled protection.
For our best Model Y deals, view our latest business and personal leasing offers for below. All our Tesla cars are supplied by the UK Tesla dealer network.
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The Tesla Model Y stands tall in the highly competitive class of all-electric SUVs.
The Tesla Model Y has a powerful engine, an excellent all-electric range, and a practical interior, making it a good choice for a family SUV.
Prices for the new Tesla Model Y start from £46,000.00 OTR* or to lease from £387.07 per month.
This is on par with its rivals, such as the Genesis GV60 and the Kia EV6.
The Tesla Model Y is 4751mm in length and 1921mm in width (excluding the mirrors). This means there's plenty of space inside, so passengers in the front and back shouldn't have too many issues.
The range of the Tesla Model Y depends on which trim you choose.
The entry-level RWD Auto has a range of 283 miles, the mid-range Long Range AWD Auto achieves 351 miles, and the range-topping Performance AWD Auto has a range of 319 miles.
If your battery is completely drained, a standard Tesla charger will take about ten hours to charge the Model Y. This is increased to 12 hours on the Long Range version of the Model Y.
If you have charging capabilities at home, it'll be best to charge your Tesla overnight to ensure it's charged for the next day.
Nationwide Vehicle Contracts has several comprehensive guides dedicated to leasing electric cars.
The Model Y is based on the Model 3, so they share a lot of the same features.
The most obvious difference is the class, the Model 3 is a sedan, whilst the Model Y is an SUV. This means that Model Y is more practical. It has way more space inside the cabin and features more extras, such as folding rear seats and a bigger boot.
The Model Y is slightly less powerful than the Model 3. The top-of-the-range Performance Model Y can achieve 0-60mph in 3.5 seconds, while its Model 3 counterpart can reach it in just 3.1 seconds.
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