This video from Tesla is a few weeks late, but it explains all the changes and improvements it made to the Model Y Juniper.

Tesla Model Y continues to be a leader in the electric vehicle (EV) market, blending cutting-edge technology with practicality. Positioned between the more affordable Model 3 and the luxury-oriented ...

Tesla might not do things in lockstep with the rest of the automotive industry, but that doesn't mean it's immune to toeing the line every so often. Take the Model 3 and Model Y, for example.

In a sign of why Tesla still dominates the US EV market, 40% of all EVs sold in America last year were Tesla’s Model Y and ...

the Tesla Model Y and the Tesla Model 3. The big refresh of the Model 3, codenamed the Tesla Model 3 Highland, was launched early in 2024, with the Model Y’s refresh, codenamed the Tesla Model Y ...

For the 3's SUV sibling, the Model Y compact crossover, the internal nickname is "Juniper." Whatever you call the new Y, it marks a huge step forward for Tesla's global best seller—not only ...

It also shares the same platform as the cheapest Tesla in the Model 3, sharing much of the same EV DNA. Here is a background of how the Model Y came to be, along with a breakdown of everything you ...

And Tesla now has a “dedicated supply chain” in all regions for the Model Y. This allows more differentiation from the Model 3. (The old Model Y used more common parts with the Model 3.) ...

You either bought a Tesla Model Y or splurged on a Model ... Case in point: the Model Y looks like a bloated Model 3. The Genesis GV60 isn’t entirely unique—it reminds me of the Audi Q5 ...

Image: Tesla The new Model Y otherwise features many of the same improvements as the 2023 Tesla Model 3 sedan update ... and there’s a front-view camera to provide a wider field of view when ...

Tesla has revealed the highly-anticipated new Model Y. The car has a face-lifted exterior and a new interior that borrows from the closely-related Model 3. Sold alongside the original version ...

A new report states that Tesla will pause part of new Model Y production at Gigafactory Shanghai for 3 weeks to upgrade the lines. The shutdown will extend beyond the regular Chinese New Year.