Tesla has launched the Model Y Performance in the United States with a starting price of $57,490, aiming to reignite demand amid a slowdown in Model Y sales. Lease terms begin at $4,300 down and $635 ...

The 2026 Tesla Model Y Performance is now available in the United States. The refreshed version of the go-fast crossover has more range and is quicker than its predecessor. The Performance is the most ...

Legacy (prior-generation) Model Y. The prior generation of Model Y in inventory is selling out as Tesla winds down production and engages in heavy discounting. Two of the three versions of the legacy ...

The new 2026 Tesla Model Y Performance debuts with a 0–60 mph time of 3.3 seconds, adaptive suspension, and a 155 mph top speed. It features a higher-density battery with 360 miles of WLTP range, plus ...

Just as the hours counted down for the end of the federal EV tax credit, Tesla decided it was the right time to launch the Performance version of the Model Y AWD. Better late than never, nearly a ...

Tesla launched the AWD and RWD variants of the Model Y Juniper and is now preparing the Performance variant. The most powerful Model Y ever is set for a release in the second half of this year.

Tesla’s latest addition to its lineup is a sharper, faster take on the world’s best-selling EV. The new 2026 Model Y Performance borrows much from the latest Model 3 Performance, combining dual-motor ...

According to Not a Tesla App, Tesla has officially released the new Model Y Performance in Europe and the Middle East. This performance-oriented reworking includes performance-dedicated hardware and a ...

Tesla’s facelift of the Model Y SUV hasn’t proved enough to halt a decline in sales, but from this week, there’s a fresh reason to give the automaker’s showrooms some of your time. The range-topping ...

Tesla started deliveries of the refreshed Model Y with the Launch Series models last week. While people in other markets can already buy the regular trims, those in North America are still limited to ...

Divisive as they are, EVs undoubtedly changed the performance game. Even the cheapest electric cars provide exceptional acceleration off the line, with sub-5-second 0-60 times becoming the norm, ...