What is the range of the Tesla Model Y in KM?
Tesla Model Y range is between 500 – 661 km, depending on the variant. On paper, the EPA gives the Tesla Model Y Long Range up to 330 miles of range per full charge. The Performance version clocks in slightly lower because of its sportier drivetrain, but it’s still a strong showing compared to other electric vehicles like the Ford Mach-E, Hyundai Ioniq, or Nissan Ariya.There’s no official lower limit to driving an electric car – but be aware that the expected range could drop more quickly than you expect. In a Tesla, look out for the snowflake icon – it means it’s too cold for full power and range. You’ll see it on the touchscreen and in the app.
What is the difference between Tesla Model Y Standard and Model Y Long Range?
The standard range Tesla is configured with rear-wheel-drive for a sporty driving experience with smooth and quick acceleration. Both the standard range Model 3 and Model Y can reach 0-60 in under 6 seconds. Long-range models are equipped with all-wheel-drive and are even quicker, reaching 0-60 in about 4. Tesla reintroduced the Standard Range RWD model to the US market in October 2023. In May 2024, the Standard Range RWD model was no longer offered for sale and was replaced by a Long Range RWD model.Even though production ramped up in early 2025, Tesla may have reserved the 2025 model year for vehicles built late in 2024 (pre-Juniper versions). By labeling the Juniper as a 2026 model, Tesla positions it as the “next-generation” Model Y, even though it arrives in 2025.