2023 Tesla Model Y Performance

The Model Y is Tesla's compact electric SUV, slotting between the Model 3 sedan and the larger Model X. It competes with the Ford Mustang Mach-E, Volkswagen ID.4, and Hyundai Ioniq 5 in the crowded EV crossover segment. The Model Y handles with a low center of gravity and responsive steering, making it feel agile for its size. With a hatchback rear and fold-flat seats, the Model Y offers generous cargo space for its footprint. The minimalist cabin centers on a 15-inch touchscreen that controls nearly everything, with over-the-air updates adding features over time. The Performance trim adds the lowered sport suspension, bigger brakes, and 21-inch wheels over the Long Range, giving up a bit of ride comfort for sharper handling. Its dual-motor all-wheel drive hits 60 mph in 3.5 seconds, yet still manages 303 miles of range on a charge. Track Mode is exclusive to the Performance, letting you adjust motor torque and regenerative braking for lapping days.