Tesla Model Y, 2025–present

Tesla Model Y 1st generation, facelift specifications

The Tesla Model Y 1st generation, facelift was built from 2025 and is still on sale. This page lists all 5 versions (crossover) with 295–456 hp and 440–559 Nm of torque.

295–456 hp
Power (220–340 kW)
440–559 Nm
Torque (325–412 lb-ft)
3.5–5.9 s
0–100 km/h (fastest to slowest version)
250 km/h
Highest top speed (155 mph)

All versions

From least to most powerful. Figures are manufacturer claims and vary by market and model year.

Power, torque and performance for each version of the Tesla Model Y 1st generation, facelift.
VersionEnginePowerTorque0–100 km/hTop speedGearboxDrive
AT RWD SUV 5 doorselectro295 hp 220 kW440 Nm5.9 s201 km/hAutomatic, 1-speedRear wheel drive
AT AWD SUV 5 doorselectro444 hp 331 kW559 Nm4.3 s201 km/hAutomatic, 1-speedAll wheel drive
AT AWD SUV 5 doorselectro453 hp 338 kW—3.5 s250 km/hAutomatic, 1-speedAll wheel drive
AT AWD SUV 5 doorselectro456 hp 340 kW—4.5 s201 km/hAutomatic, 1-speedAll wheel drive
E AT AWD SUV 5 doors L———————

Dimensions and weight

Typical values for the 1st generation, facelift, crossover.
Length4,797 mm189 in
Width1,920 mm76 in
Height1,624 mm64 in
Wheelbase2,890 mm114 in
Ground clearance167 mm7 in
Kerb weight1,921–2,088 kg4,235–4,603 lb
Boot space268–2,247 litres9–79 cu ft
Seats5

Questions about the Tesla Model Y 1st generation, facelift

What is the most powerful Tesla Model Y 1st generation, facelift?

The AT AWD suv 5 doors, with 456 hp (340 kW).

How fast is the Tesla Model Y 1st generation, facelift from 0 to 100 km/h?

The quickest version, the AT AWD suv 5 doors, takes 3.5 seconds; the slowest takes 5.9 seconds. 0–60 mph is about 0.3 seconds quicker than 0–100 km/h.

How big is the Tesla Model Y 1st generation, facelift?

About 4,797 mm long, 1,920 mm wide and 1,624 mm tall (189 in long), weighing 1,921–2,088 kg. Figures vary slightly by body style.

Every Tesla Model Y generation

  1. 1st generation 2020–2025
  2. 1st generation, facelift 2025–present

Tesla Model Y overview: current engines, dimensions and markets

Sources: manufacturer data for each version. Figures are manufacturer claims and vary by market, model year and equipment.