Sharper Front and Subtle Tweaks. Let’s be honest: even hardcore Tesla fans have to admit that the original Model Y was a bit of an awkward sibling to the Model 3.Sure, the rear design worked for ...

The footage, which appears to have been recorded by the external cameras of another Tesla driving nearby, gives us our ...

We look at the Tesla Model Y compared to Tesla Model 3 side by side. ... 9:12 - Rear window size differences ; 9:43 - Official Tesla Floor Liner size compatibility; ...

Overall, the two Teslas share a very similar look, especially from head-on, where you really have to see which one is taller to tell that one is the Model Y. Looking from the side and rear, you ...

There are no changes to be seen here, the new and old Tesla Model Y covered by the same four-year/80,000km vehicle warranty, ...

(Model Y) Rear seats compassed with buttons on the left side. Rear seats appeared to slide forwards and back!” Also, the fact that the rear seats slide is a good sign for a car like this.

The new Model 3 rides better, is quieter inside, is nicer, and is built better than the current Model Y. Unless you need a new, SUV-shaped compact Tesla right this minute, it's worth waiting for ...

Model Y comfort. While facing the rear may give some folks motion sickness, ... The side windows in the rear are cramped at best. However, the Model Y ceiling is transparent glass, ...

The Model Y remains the rear-legroom champ, offering 40.5 inches of space to stretch versus the Model 3's 35.2 inches. ... Over on the Model Y side, all three variants (base, Long Range, ...

The Model Y has a third-row option, but we can only recommend very small children sit back there. Both vehicles also have poor rear and side visibility, leaving you glad they’re laced with cameras.

Lastly, the tailgate features a cleaner design, reminiscent of the Tesla Cybercab, and extends all the way to the more prominent rear bumper, reducing panel gaps.As a result, the length of the ...