Advertisement In keeping with the Model 3's facelift, last year, the new Model Y gets an uplift in interior quality. The dashboard remains minimalist, with all controls integrated into the central touchscreen. For rear seat passengers there is now a second screen between the two front seats. Unlike the Model 3, the new Model Y retains a conventional indicator stalk. By reworking every energy-consuming subsystem, Tesla says it has unlocked significant improvements in energy efficiency, resulting in real-world gains for owners without additional costs. It comes with the Long Range AWD powertrain promises a 353-mile range, up from 313 miles from the old car. Additional versions will be added to the line-up later in the year.