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Meet the 2025 Tesla Model Y Performance

Meet the 2025 Tesla Model Y Performance
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Tesla has officially reintroduced the Model Y Performance, securing its spot as the top of the Model Y range.

Tesla has lifted the covers on the new Model Y Performance, the fastest and most advanced version of its best-selling electric SUV. Designed to takes the practicality of the Model Y and adds a dose of supercar performance.

The Performance version borrows its powertrain from the latest Model 3 Performance. That means 460 PS (around 453 bhp), a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system, and enough torque to launch from 0–62 mph in just 3.3 seconds. To put that into perspective, it’s almost identical to the acceleration of a Ferrari Roma, and only slightly slower than the Lotus Emeya (that achieves 0-62mph in just 2.78 seconds) yet the Tesla Model Y Performance remains a five-seat family car. The top speed is capped at 155 mph, and despite its performance, Tesla still quotes a WLTP range of 360 miles.

Tesla Model Y Performance 2025

Engineers tested the car extensively at Nürburgring, one of the most challenging race tracks in the world. According to Tesla, this has resulted in a stiffer chassis, revised suspension, uprated springs and roll bars, and performance-tuned bushings. These changes are said to promise sharper handling without sacrificing the comfort that makes the Model Y so popular.

A carbon-fibre rear spoiler, red brake calipers and sportier bumpers subtly distinguish the Performance model, while also improving stability and aerodynamics at speed. 

 

Tesla Model Y Performance 2025

Inside, the updates are just as noticeable. The cabin features real carbon-fibre trim and supportive new Performance sport seats, designed to keep the driver comfortable and secure during spirited driving. Tesla’s upgraded 16-inch QHD touchscreen replaces the 15.4-inch display found in the standard Model Y, offering sharper graphics and a more immersive interface. Rear passengers still benefit from their own 8-inch screen, while the panoramic glass roof and minimalist Tesla interior design remain.

In the UK, deliveries are expected towards the end of 2025, with Tesla teasing a launch window in October and November. 

Available to order with Lease Electric, our business, personal and salary sacrifice customers can now secure their new Model Y

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