For 2025, Tesla gives the Model Y Juniper a significant facelift ... Tesla claims that newly engineered acoustic window glass significantly reduces cabin noise. Standard features include heated and ...

Tesla's long-awaited "Juniper" refresh of the Model Y has just launched in China ... You still get the standard, fully round steering wheel (no yoke wheel here), a large, centrally placed ...

Electric crossovers are all the range. As EVs have become increasingly popular, a large portion of carmakers seem to have focused on crossover-sized cars. Sure, they’ll often market these as ...

Hands on with the all-new 2025 Tesla Model Y – how does it compare to the old Model Y? - The new Tesla Model Y Launch Series ...

Car brands like Tesla and Vauxhall risk falling behind due to poor leadership Car brands like Tesla and Vauxhall risk falling behind due to poor leadership Mike Rutherford thinks manufacturers ...

From its limited use of physical buttons to its single center-mounted screen, the Tesla Model Y has never been the ... functions often have no universal standard for their specific placement ...

Tesla has fitted the prototype with basic aero covers, likely hiding upgraded brakes underneath. The refreshed Model Y’s launch will likely start with standard trims before the Performance variant.

Tesla finally unveiled the refreshed Model Y in China, with orders already opened ... Keep in mind that these numbers correspond to the Chinese CLTC standard, which is much more optimistic than ...

Tesla has officially revealed the latest version of its Model Y crossover following images ... ranges based on China’s CLTC driving cycle standard, however, which Electrek notes isn’t as ...

Tesla has unveiled ... Boost” as standard, achieving the same sprint in just 4.3 seconds—a slight improvement of 0.1 seconds. For context, the previous Model Y AWD managed 0 to 100 km/h ...

This one is frustrating as it should be a standard feature like a rear camera. However, not having blind spot detection on the Tesla Model Y seems like a safety miss that should have been rectified.