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The world's best-selling electric car has been updated: this is the new Tesla Model Y

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The world's best-selling electric car has been updated: this is the new Tesla Model Y | Top Gear

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But it's only available in China and Aus right now. Updated Y gets more range, more suspension and more screen

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The world's best-selling electric car has been updated: this is the new Tesla Model Y

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But it's only available in China and Aus right now. Updated Y gets more range, more suspension and more screen

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The world's best-selling electric car has been updated: this is the new Tesla Model Y

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But it's only available in China and Aus right now. Updated Y gets more range, more suspension and more screen

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The world's best-selling electric car has been updated: this is the new Tesla Model Y

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The world's best-selling electric car has been updated: this is the new Tesla Model Y

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But it's only available in China and Aus right now. Updated Y gets more range, more suspension and more screen

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The world's best-selling electric car has been given a fairly massive makeover. You're looking at the brand-new Tesla Model Y. Though for now, this first-edition car is only available in China and Australia. But it's also the UK best-selling EV, so we're curious.

The new Model Y has been given a more mature look, with a near-single-strip headlight and single strip taillight. Both the front and rear bumpers have been subtly tweaked too, and Tesla says it's been redesigned 'to maximise efficiency'. Indeed, in die-casting the rear body floor, the carmaker has managed to strip component parts from 70 down to just one. Neat.

It reckons the improvements give a 'smoother and quieter driving experience'. Presumably, it also creates more space for some batteries. The range has increased from 331 miles in the Long Range all-wheel-drive, to 341 miles in this all-wheel-drive first edition, codenamed "Juniper".

Initial figures suggest tweaks to the powertrain mean the AWD long range variant covers the 0-62mph sprint half a second faster, down from 4.8s to 4.3s, and there have been updates to the suspension, wheels and tyres, too.

Inside, an 8in rear touchscreen for accessing games and other entertainment media joins the 15.4in infotainment system with its constantly updating plethora of digital features. This is a five-seater, though there's rumours of a seven-seat option in the pipeline.

However, we have a wait here in the UK, as the timelines and specs have yet to be confirmed, and will likely differ. We'll keep you posted.

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The world's best-selling electric car has been given a fairly massive makeover. You're looking at the brand-new Tesla Model Y. Though for now, this first-edition car is only available in China and Australia. But it's also the UK best-selling EV, so we're curious.

The new Model Y has been given a more mature look, with a near-single-strip headlight and single strip taillight. Both the front and rear bumpers have been subtly tweaked too, and Tesla says it's been redesigned 'to maximise efficiency'. Indeed, in die-casting the rear body floor, the carmaker has managed to strip component parts from 70 down to just one. Neat.

It reckons the improvements give a 'smoother and quieter driving experience'. Presumably, it also creates more space for some batteries. The range has increased from 331 miles in the Long Range all-wheel-drive, to 341 miles in this all-wheel-drive first edition, codenamed "Juniper".

Initial figures suggest tweaks to the powertrain mean the AWD long range variant covers the 0-62mph sprint half a second faster, down from 4.8s to 4.3s, and there have been updates to the suspension, wheels and tyres, too.

Inside, an 8in rear touchscreen for accessing games and other entertainment media joins the 15.4in infotainment system with its constantly updating plethora of digital features. This is a five-seater, though there's rumours of a seven-seat option in the pipeline.

However, we have a wait here in the UK, as the timelines and specs have yet to be confirmed, and will likely differ. We'll keep you posted.

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But it's only available in China and Aus right now. Updated Y gets more range, more suspension and more screen

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Front driving shot of 2025 Tesla Model Y, codenamed Juniper