If any Tesla has become ubiquitous, it’s the Model Y, the company’s most affordable SUV. Boasting a spacious cabin and enough range to make it an easy choice as a daily driver, the Model Y benefits from the company’s constant over-the-air updates aimed at making the car better than when you first bought it.

Tesla Model Y arrives with a sleek redesign, enhanced comfort, and performance upgrades. With new lighting and a rear screen, it's more attractive and functional than ever. But is the upgrade worth it,

Would the Tesla Model S look better with the same design updates as the 2025 Model Y? Why don't you check out these renderings to make up your mind?

Tesla often introduces new products with a “Launch Edition,” which typically features unique upgrades and options exclusive to the first 1,000 or so vehicles off the production line. The new Model Y’s Launch Edition costs $59,990, which is $4,000 more than a similarly equipped Long Range All-Wheel Drive model.

Tesla previously replaced the stalk with steering wheel buttons, but strong customer demand prompted the automaker to bring it back while keeping the buttons as an option for those who prefer them. New paint colors that have already been rolled out in international markets,

The new Tesla Model Y ‘Juniper’ is currently only available as a £60k Launch Edition, but cheaper versions are on the way confirms Tesla VP. We’ve recently had the debut of the new Tesla Model Y ‘Juniper’ as Tesla tweaked its most successful model to try and keep ahead of ever-increasing competition,

"If it’s too rich for your taste, just hold on for the full range to be released later in the year!" This next-gen Tesla model is officially available — here's when it will hit US roadways first appeared on The Cool Down.