The Model Y Juniper is slightly larger than the Model 3:
- Model Y Dimensions: 78 inches wide, 63.9 inches tall, 188.6 inches long
- Model 3 Dimensions: 76.1 inches wide, 56.7 inches tall, 185.8 inches long
- Cargo Space: The Model Y offers 76 cubic feet, significantly more than the Model 3's 24 cubic feet.
- Wheels: The Model Y is available with 19- or 20-inch wheels, whereas the Model 3 offers options for 18- and 19-inch wheels.
- Weight: The Model Y is heavier at 4,396 pounds, compared to the Model 3's 4,030 pounds.
While Tesla is secretive about horsepower, here’s what we know:
- Model Y: It features a long-range, all-wheel-drive with front and rear motors, achieving 0-60 mph in 4.1 seconds.
- Model 3: It has a similar setup but is slightly slower, reaching 60 mph in 4.2 seconds.
Tesla focuses more on range than battery specifications:
- Model Y Range: An estimated 320 miles.
- Model 3 Range: A longer 346 miles according to the EPA.
Both models charge impressively fast at 250 kW on a Tesla Supercharger. Keep an eye out for more Model Y variants soon.
Both the Model Y and Model 3 boast high-end tech features:
- Screens: They include 15.4-inch front and 8.0-inch rear touchscreens.
- New Model Y Features: Ventilated front seats, a power-folding rear row, air vents, and an enhanced sound system.
- Full Self-Driving (Supervised): This is standard on the Model Y Launch Series, previously offered as an $8,000 option.
- Model Y Juniper Launch Series: Priced at $61,630.
- Model 3 Range: Starts at $44,130, with the Performance trim at $56,630.
The Model Y Juniper comes with a higher price tag, but more affordable versions are expected.
Both refreshed models highlight Tesla's evolutionary leap in style and substance. The Model Y Juniper is roomier and tech-rich but comes at a price, making the Model 3 a great choice for budget-conscious enthusiasts. As additional Model Y trims are introduced, expect more competitive pricing and features.
