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  • You can now reserve your Model Y from Tesla Singapore

    10 Jun 2022

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    Bookings are now open here for the Tesla Model Y. Opt for the dual-motor variant and you'll hit the speed limit from a standstill in less than 3.7 seconds.

    The Tesla Model Y is now available for order here in Singapore!

    The all-electric SUV is now available to spec and order via Tesla Singapore's website here, with first deliveries scheduled to start late in 2022.

    Opt for the Tesla Model Y Performance and you'll be able to hit 100km/h from a standstill in just 3.7 seconds
    As with the Model 3, the Tesla Model Y will arrive here in two variants, with the rear-wheel drive car offering a WLTP range of 455km and a zero to 100km/h sprint time of just 6.9 seconds.

    Opt for this variant and the Tesla Singapore website lists an asking price of $142,271 which is of course, exclusive of COE, although the VES incentives and 12 months of road tax are included in this price.

    But for those that are seeking the thrill of electric acceleration, the Model Y Performance, equipped with a dual-motor all-wheel drive setup, will be more fitting. This variant comes with a WLTP range of 514km, alongside a zero to 100km/h sprint time of just 3.7 seconds.

    Tesla Singapore estimates this variant will set you back $189,995 (all prices as of press time), with relevant taxes and incentives included, but before COE.

    The Model Y sports an interior similar to that of the Model 3, with a 15-inch screen housing all major controls for a clean dashboard design 
    Opt for this variant and you'll also get 21-inch Uberturbine wheels, as opposed to the 19 or 20-inch items of the rear-wheel drive variant. Performance brakes, a lowered suspension setup, and aluminum alloy pedals all also help to distinguish this variant.

    Both variants will come with a panoramic glass roof, alongside the option to get either black or white interior  upholstery (the latter being a $1,500 option). And both variants currently can only be had with five seats.

    A 15-inch centrally mounted touchscreen will also provide access to all the controls for the vehicle, below which two two smartphone chargers rest. In addition, a premium audio system comprising of 13 speakers, one subwoofer and two amps will deliver immersive sound in the cabin.

    The website further states that the Model Y will be available with a claimed 'full self-driving capability' that comes as a package of various autonomous driving functions, all for just $11,500.

    Car ModelPrice as of press time (exclusive of COE)
    Tesla Model Y Electric RWD (A)$142,271
    Tesla Model Y Electric Performance AWD (A)$189,995
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    You can now reserve your Model Y from Tesla Singapore

    10 Jun 2022

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    15,928 views

    Bookings are now open here for the Tesla Model Y. Opt for the dual-motor variant and you'll hit the speed limit from a standstill in less than 3.7 seconds.

    The Tesla Model Y is now available for order here in Singapore!

    The all-electric SUV is now available to spec and order via Tesla Singapore's website here, with first deliveries scheduled to start late in 2022.

    Opt for the Tesla Model Y Performance and you'll be able to hit 100km/h from a standstill in just 3.7 seconds
    As with the Model 3, the Tesla Model Y will arrive here in two variants, with the rear-wheel drive car offering a WLTP range of 455km and a zero to 100km/h sprint time of just 6.9 seconds.

    Opt for this variant and the Tesla Singapore website lists an asking price of $142,271 which is of course, exclusive of COE, although the VES incentives and 12 months of road tax are included in this price.

    But for those that are seeking the thrill of electric acceleration, the Model Y Performance, equipped with a dual-motor all-wheel drive setup, will be more fitting. This variant comes with a WLTP range of 514km, alongside a zero to 100km/h sprint time of just 3.7 seconds.

    Tesla Singapore estimates this variant will set you back $189,995 (all prices as of press time), with relevant taxes and incentives included, but before COE.

    The Model Y sports an interior similar to that of the Model 3, with a 15-inch screen housing all major controls for a clean dashboard design 
    Opt for this variant and you'll also get 21-inch Uberturbine wheels, as opposed to the 19 or 20-inch items of the rear-wheel drive variant. Performance brakes, a lowered suspension setup, and aluminum alloy pedals all also help to distinguish this variant.

    Both variants will come with a panoramic glass roof, alongside the option to get either black or white interior  upholstery (the latter being a $1,500 option). And both variants currently can only be had with five seats.

    A 15-inch centrally mounted touchscreen will also provide access to all the controls for the vehicle, below which two two smartphone chargers rest. In addition, a premium audio system comprising of 13 speakers, one subwoofer and two amps will deliver immersive sound in the cabin.

    The website further states that the Model Y will be available with a claimed 'full self-driving capability' that comes as a package of various autonomous driving functions, all for just $11,500.

    Car ModelPrice as of press time (exclusive of COE)
    Tesla Model Y Electric RWD (A)$142,271
    Tesla Model Y Electric Performance AWD (A)$189,995
    24.4k

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