Tesla Model Y Crossover

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1 day ago Already, this luxury electric crossover will have a solid little chunk of competition from the Audi E-Tron, the Ford Mustang Mach-E and the Tesla Model Y when it arrives in dealers. In addition, the Tesla Model Y crossover received noticeable enlarged windows at the back. It is a luxury car for the whole family with great reliability. Prices in the US start at $ 49,990. The Tesla Model Y will soon complete something of a milestone, its first full winter. Ordinarily, this wouldn't be a big deal for an SUV, crossover, or really any type of vehicle. But the Model Y.

With more than 4.15 million subscribers on the world’s premier video streaming platform, Scotty Kilmer is probably the best-known mechanic out there. An outspoken critic of unreliable cars from General Motors and money pits from Mercedes-Benz, the 67-year-old YouTube personality has finally gotten the chance of driving a Tesla Model Y all-electric crossover.

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“Like a spaceship” is how Scotty describes the car's interior, which may not be completely accurate. The highlight feature is the central display, and it doubles as a digital instrument cluster because there’s no dedicated digital instrument cluster behind the steering wheel. Just like the Model 3, the Model Y was designed from the beginning to be relatively cheap to make.
“Be forewarned, you’d better be into technology if you want to get one of these,” said the vlogger, who singles out the card that opens the car and the PIN code that you are required to enter before driving. Scotty’s wife owns a 19-year-old Lexus ES 300 sedan, which rides smoother on the bumpy roads of Rhode Island because it has softer suspension and weighs a lot less.
From a standstill, the dual-motor acceleration leaves the good-humored mechanic impressed because electric motors develop maximum torque almost instantly while combustion engines need to build up some revs. “It’s like a rollercoaster ride, and it does have an insanely tight steering system.”
Like all Teslas out there, the Model Y suffers from a few quality issues. Although it’s a brand-new car, Scotty immediately singles out the conspicuous gap between the right fender and hood. “You would never see such a wide gap from one side to another in, say, a Lexus,” he commented.
And finally, the internet mechanic isn’t too fond of the rear visibility of the electric crossover from Fremont, California. The shape of the rear window and the thickness of the rear pillars are to blame, but happily for customers, every modern automobile is required to feature a rearview camera.

We finally have more information related to delivery of the 'base' Tesla Model Y.

Tesla launched the Model Y crossover on March 13, 2020, months ahead of schedule. As expected, the vehicle is only available in dual-motor all-wheel-drive two-row versions for now. Tesla's website shows the Model Y Long Range and Model Y Performance, priced at $52,900 and $60,990, respectively.

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We do know that eventually, just like it did with the Model 3, Tesla will offer other variants of the Model Y. Interestingly, not long after the electric crossover came to market, the automaker was already telling reservation holders to prepare for delivery and provide Tesla with their trade-in and payment information, despite the fact that these people had ordered a rear-wheel-drive and/or three-row Model Y.

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Fast-forward to this week, and it appears we have confirmation (albeit unofficial as usual) that Tesla is definitely bringing a rear-wheel-drive Model Y to market, and it will likely be delivered in May or June. This news came from reservation holder Tesla MotherFrunker on Twitter, as shared by Tesla Talks: