Tesla Model Y

Long Range AWD (2021)

The Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD (2021) reached 473 km at 90 km/h in summer and 452 km at 4 °C, one of the smallest seasonal drops recorded. This video compares tyres and aero wheel caps: on the original 19-inch Hankook tyres it used just 142 Wh/km at 90 km/h, less than on narrower 18-inch tyres the day before. The caps saved about 3% at 120 km/h, a speed at which it used less energy than much smaller cars such as the Citroën ë-C4. The main complaint was the firm suspension, which made bridge joints hard on the back.

Range test results

Range on a full battery and consumption at a constant speed.

	90 km/h	120 km/h
Summer 21 °C	473 km148 Wh/km	340 km206 Wh/km
Winter 4 °C	452 km155 Wh/km	327 km214 Wh/km

Usable battery capacity measured in the test: 70 kWh

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Official range

505 km (WLTP) 93 % of WLTP
509 km (EPA)

Charging

250 kW (DC charging)
11 kW (AC charging)

Performance

0–100 km/h: 5.0 s
Top speed: 217 km/h

Price

€ 56990

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The Tesla Model Y uses 14.8 kWh per 100 km in summer

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