Model Y

First Tesla Model Y electric crossovers arrive in Australia

First Tesla Model Y electric crossovers arrive in Australia

The first three Model Ys have arrived in Australia ahead of a local launch in the imminent future.
Tesla Model Y orders surge as standard range plus option launched

Tesla Model Y orders surge as standard range plus option launched

Demand for Tesla’s Model Y electric crossover heats up after the Standard Range Plus version was launched for the first time.
Tesla sets new record with 200,000 electric cars delivered in a quarter

Tesla sets new record with 200,000 electric cars delivered in a quarter

Tesla announces new quarterly production and delivery record, more than double its efforts for the same period last year.
Tesla Model Y launch date and pricing in Hong Kong revealed

Tesla Model Y launch date and pricing in Hong Kong revealed

Tesla to launch Model Y in Hong Kong in coming days, making it first RHD market and giving hints at Australian pricing.
China’s CATL reaches massive battery deal with Tesla, while Panasonic bails on stock

China’s CATL reaches massive battery deal with Tesla, while Panasonic bails on stock

China’s largest battery maker CATL extends battery supply deal with Tesla until 2025, while Panasonic reveals it sold all Tesla stock in late 2020.
Tesla to open up Superchargers to other electric cars

Tesla to open up Superchargers to other electric cars

Tesla apparently wants to make a small number of Superchargers accessible to all electric car makes from Q3 2022, new documents reveal.
Tesla “recalls” 285,000 Model 3 and Model Y, but will update over air

Tesla “recalls” 285,000 Model 3 and Model Y, but will update over air

Tesla issues recall of 285,000 Model 3 and Model Y cars in China, but will not require owners to bring them to service centres for the fix.
Shanghai-made Tesla Model Y available in Europe in coming months

Shanghai-made Tesla Model Y available in Europe in coming months

The Shanghai-made Tesla Model Y will be available in Europe from the third quarter of 2021, sources say. What does this mean for Australia?