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Erfahren Sie mehr über das Model Y – ein mittelgroßes Elektro-SUV mit preisgekrönten Sicherheitsmerkmalen, praktischen Technologien und Sitzplätzen für bis zu fünf Erwachsene.
www.tesla.comHere are the latest notable updates on the Tesla Model Y Performance (Leistung) based on recent European and US reports:
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Performance specs updated for the Model Y Performance variant: 460 PS (approximately 338 kW), 0–100 km/h in about 3.5 seconds, and a top speed of 250 km/h. Range is listed around 580 km WLTP, with a consumption around 16.2 kWh/100 km. These figures reflect the refreshed Model Y lineup introduced in 2025 and carried into 2026 markets [sources: Carwow.de article about the 2025 facelift and new Performance variant; Tesla official blog post about the latest Model Y Performance upgrades].[1][2]
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Availability and pricing in Europe: the updated Model Y Performance entered pricing around €61,990 in several European markets (e.g., Germany) with deliveries beginning mid- to late 2025 and continuing into 2026. The refreshed powertrain and battery pack are cited as enabling the higher performance while maintaining competitive efficiency.[3][4][5]
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Key hardware improvements: the new Performance uses an upgraded drive unit (4DU) delivering higher peak and sustained power, plus a revised battery pack with higher energy density to support the 460 PS output and 3.5-second 0–100 km/h sprint. The changes aim to improve both acceleration and real-world range without a significant energy penalty.[2][4]
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Market reception and context: reviews and automotive outlets note that the Model Y Performance remains positioned as a high-efficiency high-performance SUV, offering competitive efficiency for its class and maintaining strong demand in Europe and the US, though some markets have seen fluctuations in overall Model Y sales post-facelift.[7][10]
Illustration idea: If you want a quick visual, I can generate a simple comparison chart showing Model Y Long Range vs Performance: 0–100 times, top speed, range, and price (based on current spec values). Would you like me to create that chart?
If you’d like, I can pull more precise regional figures (UK, Germany, US) and compare warranty or tax implications that apply to each market. Would you prefer a side-by-side table or a brief bullet summary focused on performance and range differences?
[Notes: My responses reflect recent public disclosures and automotive press coverage through 2025–2026. If you want exact current local pricing or availability for your Los Angeles area, I can look up the latest dealer listings and Tesla’s US configurator.]