Model 3/Y

Model 3/Y • Feb 03, 2026

Tesla Model 3 Already Won the 0-60 mph Spec War

The Tesla Model 3 lineup, particularly the Performance variant, has decisively outperformed its direct competitors in the critical 0-60 mph acceleration metric. This means Tesla owners and enthusiasts can enjoy class-leading speed and responsiveness, a core performance advantage. The achievement solidifies Tesla's position at the forefront of electric vehicle performance.

Model 3/Y • Feb 03, 2026

Tesla Model Y: A Closer Look at the New Helix 2.0 Dark Gray Wheels

Tesla has introduced new 20-inch Helix 2.0 wheels in a Dark Gray finish for the Model Y. This update is a strategic visual refresh, giving the popular SUV a more aggressive and defined stance. For owners and enthusiasts, it represents a notable aesthetic enhancement to the vehicle's appearance.

Model 3/Y • Feb 03, 2026

Tesla launches Model Y Standard AWD in the US with reasonable price, range, and better acceleration

Tesla has introduced a new Standard All-Wheel Drive (AWD) variant of the Model Y in the US, priced at $41,990. This model offers AWD capability and improved acceleration for only $2,000 more than the base rear-wheel-drive version. This provides buyers with a more affordable entry point into an all-wheel-drive Tesla SUV.

Model 3/Y • Feb 03, 2026

Tesla launches new affordable Model Y configuration in the U.S.

Tesla has introduced a new, more affordable all-wheel-drive Model Y configuration in the U.S., priced at $41,990. This expands the Model Y lineup to five versions, giving consumers a greater range of choices. For owners and enthusiasts, this move makes the popular electric SUV more accessible to a broader market.

Model 3/Y • Feb 03, 2026

Tesla launches new Model Y AWD in the U.S. starting at $41,990, drops Standard naming

Tesla has introduced a new, lower-priced Model Y All-Wheel Drive variant in the U.S. starting at $41,990. The company is also simplifying its trim names by removing "Standard" from its lineup. This move makes the Model Y more affordable and less confusing for potential buyers.

Model 3/Y • Feb 02, 2026

Tesla Model Y Performance Review: The Best Trim of the Best Vehicle?

A Tesla Model Y owner tested the Performance trim to see if it justified its higher price. The reviewer concluded that the Performance version is likely the best trim level of the popular Model Y. This suggests that for enthusiasts seeking the top driving experience, the upgrade may be worth the cost.

Model 3/Y • Jan 30, 2026

Tesla announces launch in Morocco

Tesla is officially launching in Morocco, expanding its presence in Africa. The company will introduce the Model 3 and Model Y at an event in Casablanca on February 6. This move opens a new market for Tesla, making its vehicles directly available to customers and enthusiasts in North Africa.

Model 3/Y • Jan 30, 2026

Tesla Model Y 2026: The Renewal of the 'Premium' Lineup

Tesla has quietly introduced major updates to its Model Y Premium lineup, including the Long Range and Performance versions. These are not just cosmetic changes but align the vehicles with the brand's latest technological standards. This means current owners and enthusiasts can expect a more modern and integrated user experience in these refreshed models.

Model 3/Y • Jan 29, 2026

Tesla Model Y Performance deliveries in Canada move closer as VINs appear

Tesla is progressing toward Model Y Performance deliveries in Canada, with the key indicator being the appearance of Vehicle Identification Numbers (VINs). This suggests the long wait for the vehicle may be ending soon, signaling that deliveries are imminent for Canadian customers.

Model 3/Y • Jan 29, 2026

Tesla's 4680 Revolution: A Drive for Industrial Sovereignty Amid Geopolitical Risks

Tesla has restarted production of its own 4680 battery cells for some Model Y vehicles, a key step in its vertical integration strategy. This move aims to reduce reliance on external suppliers and mitigate risks from geopolitical tensions and trade barriers. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals Tesla's push for greater manufacturing independence, which could lead to more control over production and costs in the long term.

Model 3/Y • Jan 28, 2026

Tesla’s 4680 Model Y is making a return

Tesla has resumed production of its Model Y variant using its proprietary 4680 battery cells after previously discontinuing it. This means a specific Model Y configuration with these in-house batteries is once again available for order. For enthusiasts, this signals Tesla's continued commitment to its own battery technology and potentially improved vehicle performance.

Model 3/Y • Jan 27, 2026

Tesla winter weather test: How long does it take to melt 8 inches of snow?

A Tesla Model Y was tested in Pennsylvania to see how long it would take its cabin preconditioning system to melt 8 inches of accumulated snow. The test demonstrates the effectiveness of the car's remote heating features for winter weather preparation. For owners, this highlights a practical benefit for quickly clearing snow and ice without manual scraping.