Faster, more extreme and nicer inside—the new top-spec Model Y is fun, but the competition is moving even more quickly.

The 2025 Model Y Performance is tuned to go fast and stay composed. Official figures set the tone—0–100 km/h in 3.5 s, 250 km/h top speed, and up to 580 km of estimated range—backed by chassis, aero ...

instead relying on Tesla’s own built-in voice assistant. See All 25 Photos25 As for the self-driving performance, some judges were impressed by the Model Y’s ability to navigate semi-autonomously ...

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's updated Model Y Performance "Juniper" EV has finally arrived in the US for those who want some extra acceleration and are willing to pay for it. First launched last month in Europe, Tesla's ...

Europe was able to enjoy the Model Y Performance a month earlier, but Tesla has finally launched the high-performance EV SUV on its home shores. Just as the hours counted down for the end of the ...

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 ...

Pricing for the updated Model Y Performance starts at $59,130, but it's no longer eligible for the $7500 federal tax credit that has now expired. Tesla's website says that the first deliveries of the ...

Can the sporty crossover end Tesla’s tough year on a high note? Now, the latest Model Y Performance has been revealed for Europe and the Middle East, and serves as a preview of the one expected in the ...

Tesla has officially launched and started taking orders for the updated Model Y Performance in the US, starting at $57,500 before incentives. In January, Tesla began rolling out the Model Y design ...

Rowan Street unpacks Tesla’s bold 2025 CEO award, tying Elon Musk’s pay to $8.5T goals in AI, energy, and robotics. See why ...