Car Specs Tesla Model Y Model Y Standard Range (275 Hp)
Tesla Model Y Standard Range (275 Hp) Specs
Tesla Model Y Standard Range (275 Hp) has been in production since 2021 - present. Cars comes in SUV, Crossover body types and can be suited with Electricity engine types, engines produces a power of 275 Hp. The overall dimensions of the car are 4750x1920x1624 mm, and the weight is from 1778 kg.
General data Generation Model Y Modification Standard Range (275 Hp) Start of production January, 2021 year Powertrain Architecture Electric Vehicle Body type SUV, Crossover Seats 5-7 Doors 5 Fuel Type Electricity Performance specs Acceleration 5.3 sec Maximum speed 217 km/h Weight-to-power ratio 6.5 kg/Hp, 154.7 Hp/tonne Electric cars and hybrids specs All-electric range 393 km Engine technical data Power 275 Hp Power Electric Steering Suspension and brakes specs Drivetrain Architecture One electric motor drives rear wheels. Drive wheel Rear wheel drive Number of Gears (automatic transmission) 1 Front suspension Double wishbone Rear suspension Multi-link independent Front brakes Ventilated discs, 355x25 mm Rear brakes Ventilated discs, 335x20 mm Assisting systems ABS (Anti-lock braking system) Steering type Steering rack and pinion Tires size 255/45 R19; 255/40 R20 Wheel rims size R19; R20 Dimensions Length 4750 mm Width 1920 mm Width 1978 mm Width 2129 mm Height 1624 mm Wheelbase 2890 mm Front track 1636 mm Rear (Back) track 1636 mm Front overhang 874 mm Rear overhang 986 mm Ride height 167 mm Drag coefficient (Cd) 0.23 Minimum turning circle (turning diameter) 12.1 m Weights, volume and space Kerb Weight 1778 kg Max. weight 2405 kg Max load 627 kg Trunk (boot) space - maximum 1926 l Permitted trailer load with brakes (12%) 1588 kg
Tesla Model Y Standard Range (275 Hp) has been in production since 2021 - present. Cars comes in SUV, Crossover body types and can be suited with Electricity engine types, engines produces a power of 275 Hp. The overall dimensions of the car are 4750x1920x1624 mm, and the weight is from 1778 kg.
