Tesla Model S Model Years and History

Tesla Model S Model Years

2026 Tesla Model Y trims

2026 Model Y

While the Tesla Model Y gets a refreshed exterior for 2025, Tesla is known for making updates incrementally over the course of the year to improve the car over time.

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2025 Tesla Model Y trims

2025 Model Y

While the Tesla Model Y rolls into 2025 with minimal changes, Tesla is known for making updates incrementally over the course of the year to improve the car over time.

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2024 Tesla Model Y trims

2024 Model Y

While the Tesla Model Y rolls into 2024 with minimal changes, Tesla is known for making updates incrementally over the course of the year to improve the car over time.

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2023 Tesla Model Y trims

2023 Model Y

While the Tesla Model Y rolls into 2023 with minimal changes, Tesla is known for making updates incrementally over the course of the year to improve the car over time.

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2022 Tesla Model Y trims

2022 Model Y

While the Tesla Model Y rolls into 2022 with minimal changes, Tesla is known for making updates incrementally over the course of the year to improve the car over time.

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2021 Tesla Model Y trims

2021 Model Y

For 2021, Tesla begins rolling out 2 of the 3 available versions of its new small electric luxury SUV; the Model Y. These includes the Long Range and Performance version, while the Standard Range version will come later in the production cycle, as well as a seven-seater option 2021.

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2020 Tesla Model Y trims

2020 Model Y

For 2020, Tesla begins rolling out 2 of the 3 available versions of its new small electric luxury SUV; the Model Y. These includes the Long Range and Performance version, while the Standard Range version will come later in the production cycle, as well as a seven-seater option in 2021.

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About Model S

Debuting in 2012, the Tesla Model S was a first for electric cars, offering a refined and modern luxury sedan with a long list of standard equipment and highly desirable battery range. In 2013, the Model S was mostly unchanged, with new heated seats being offered in cloth or leather, and the 40kWh battery pack was updated to a new and improved 60kWh battery pack. Tesla also offered a new dual-motor model called the D that featured all-wheel-drive and an updated 85kW battery.