Tesla Model Y

FIRSTDRIVE Revisions make a big difference to electric SUV, although some of the older criticisms with the car still remain

Lena Trautermann

FOR many, the most exciting news about the facelifted Tesla Model Y concerns its price. Contrary to expectations, the heavily revised new car still starts at £44,990 for the single-motor standard range variant, yet offers a good level of standard equipment and few expensive option packages. Design-wise, the Model Y takes inspiration from the polarising Cybertruck, which isn’t available in the UK or Europe. The SUV’s overall shape hasn’t changed that much, but there’s a full-width LED light bar at the front with separate headlights in the lower bumper, while to the rear there’s another light bar hidden within the tailgate. The number plate has been moved to the bumper, too. That decision won’t be to all tastes, but it certainly gives the now five-year-old Model Y a fresh lease…

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