Tesla launches the refreshed Model Y in China with new Glacier Blue paint, updated wheels, and up to 411 miles of range.
Tesla has officially introduced the refreshed Model Y in China, marking the first major update for the world’s #1 best-selling car. The new Model Y features the following exciting updates:
The updated Model Y offers two variants, both featuring impressive range and speed:
This refresh brings thoughtful updates that keep the Model Y at the forefront of electric SUVs worldwide. With new colors, stylish wheels, and improved range, Tesla is once again raising the bar for what a premium EV can offer.
Stay tuned for more updates as Tesla rolls out this stunning new version of the Model Y!
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