2020 Tesla Model Y

Tesla's crusade to be the EV manufacturer of the people is gaining momentum with the introduction of the Model Y. This is a significant move for the manufacturer, as it now opens up a massive chunk of the EV market by offering a more affordable miniaturized version of the Model X. Competitors such as the Audi e-tron and BMW's upcoming iX3 are also more expensive, giving the Model Y a further edge, but the Ford Mustang Mach-E will pose stiff competition. The Model Y proves itself to be an extremely capable and practical little crossover with excellent range, massive performance, impressive safety levels, and elegant styling. Sure the build quality is still iffy, but this is one of the best offerings currently on the market, and once the more affordable Standard Range model gets introduced next year, we expect sales to set new records for the brand. Our review of the 2020 Tesla Model Y is positive, but we look forward to seeing what the competition brings to the US in the near future.

Tesla gives you two options: do you want to go really quick and far, or do you want to go really, really quick and not as far. To be honest, the Long Range offers all the performance you'd ever need and an impressive maximum driving range. The Performance model is quicker on paper, but out in the real world, both cars feel explosive. We'd stick with the Long Range car and add the Full Self-Driving Capability package, which adds all the driver-assist features that Tesla has to offer. In this spec, the price of the Tesla Model Y SUV is a tick under $60k.