Tesla Model Y Charge Spec and Overview

Tesla Model Y Charge Spec and Overview
The Tesla Model Y is a highly anticipated electric SUV, positioned as a versatile counterpart to the Tesla Model 3. Sharing 75% of its parts with the Model 3, the Model Y features a higher, more upright seating position and offers optional third-row seating for up to seven passengers. With sales beginning in Australia in 2022, the Model Y is available in two versions: rear-wheel drive (Standard Range) and all-wheel drive (Performance).
Battery Capacity
Tesla Model Y:
- Standard Range: 60 kWh (usable)
- Long Range/Performance: 80 kWh (usable)
Energy Consumption (WLTP Test Cycle)
- Rear-Wheel Drive (Standard Range): 117 Wh/km
- Performance Model (AWD Long Range): 141 Wh/km
Driving Range
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Standard Range (RWD):
- WLTP: 455 km
- US EPA: 393 km
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Performance (AWD Long Range):
- WLTP: 514 km
- US EPA: 488 km
AC Charging Max Rates (1-phase and 3-phase)
- Single-phase (7.4 kW max): Charging time from 0 to 100% is approximately 8 hours (RWD), 10 hours (Performance).
- Three-phase (11 kW max): Charging time from 0 to 100% is approximately 5.25 hours (RWD and Performance).
DC Fast Charging
The Tesla Model Y supports DC fast charging using the CCS2 connector:
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Max DC Charging Speed:
- Standard Range (RWD): 170 kW
- Performance (AWD Long Range): 250 kW
- Charging from 0 to 80% in approximately 30 minutes
Approximate Charging Times
Charging Method | RWD | Performance |
---|---|---|
10A Powerpoint | 24 hours | 32 hours |
15A (Caravan Outlet) | 16 hours | 21 hours |
32A (1-phase Home EVSE) | 8 hours | 10 hours |
11kW (3-phase) | 5.25 hours (both models) | |
DC Fast Charging 50kW | 1 hour 40 minutes (RWD), 2 hours 30 minutes (Performance) | |
DC Fast Charging 250kW | 30 minutes (both models) |
Performance
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Max Power:
- RWD: 239 kW
- Performance: 413 kW
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Acceleration (0-100 km/h):
- RWD: 6.9 seconds
- Performance: 3.7 seconds
Dimensions and Towing Capacity
- Length: 4751 mm
- Width: 1921 mm (mirrors folded), 2129 mm (mirrors out)
- Height: 1624 mm
- Boot Volume: 854 L (seats up), 2041 L (seats down)
- Front Boot (Frunk): 117 L
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Towing Capacity:
- 1600 kg (braked)
- 750 kg (unbraked)
Disclaimer
The information provided above is intended as a general guide only. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the data, specifications and charging times may vary based on several factors. Please confirm with the vehicle manufacturer for the most up-to-date information before making any decisions or purchases.
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