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Tesla Unveils New Model Y Performance with Enhanced Features

The latest iteration of the Tesla Model Y Performance has been officially revealed in Europe, showcasing significant enhancements over its predecessor. This upgraded version of the electric crossover boasts a higher-density battery along with various performance improvements, emphasizing Tesla’s commitment to innovation in the electric vehicle sector.
The new Model Y Performance accelerates from zero to 62 miles per hour (0-100 kilometers per hour) in just 3.5 seconds, achieving a top speed of 155 miles per hour (250 kilometers per hour). This marks a notable improvement, as it outpaces the Euro-spec Long Range All-Wheel Drive model by 1.3 seconds and offers a top speed that is 30 mph (49 kph) higher. Although Tesla has not disclosed specific power output figures, the vehicle is powered by two electric motors that contribute to its impressive performance.
Key Features and Specifications
The Model Y Performance is equipped with an advanced high-voltage battery pack featuring higher-capacity cells, resulting in a WLTP-rated driving range of 360 miles (580 kilometers). This range is only slightly less than the Long Range All-Wheel Drive version, which provides a range of 363.7 miles (586 kilometers).
In terms of design, the Model Y Performance features a sportier exterior, including a rear-mounted spoiler and a more aggressive body kit. The vehicle sits lower to the ground, with a ground clearance of 5.94 inches (151 millimeters), which is 0.62 inches (16 millimeters) less than the Long Range variant. Weighing in at 4,482 pounds (2,033 kilograms), it is 79 pounds (36 kilograms) heavier than the dual-motor Long Range model.
Tesla has also enhanced the driving experience with an adaptive suspension system that adjusts in real-time based on road conditions and driving style. This is a significant upgrade from the frequency selective dampers found in other Model Y trims, which lack selectable modes.
Interior Upgrades and Pricing
Inside, the Model Y Performance boasts a larger and higher-resolution center screen, measuring 16 inches diagonally and operating on Ultra HD (UHD) resolution, an upgrade from the previous 15.4 inches. The cabin features carbon fiber accents and comes equipped with electrically adjustable, heated, and cooled front sports seats that include thigh extensions. Additionally, a premium 16-speaker sound system will be included as standard in Europe.
The starting price for the Model Y Performance is set at approximately $72,000 (€61,990), which is an increase of $10,500 (€9,000) compared to the Long Range All-Wheel Drive version. Initial European deliveries of this model are expected to begin in November 2023. Tesla has not yet announced when the Model Y Performance will be available in the United States.
As Tesla continues to push the boundaries of electric vehicle technology, the Model Y Performance showcases the company’s dedication to delivering high-performance, advanced electric vehicles that meet the demands of consumers around the world.
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