RELATED: 2025 Tesla Model Y facelift launched in Malaysia – 2 variants, priced from RM195k To put the Model Y into gear or adjust any settings like climate control, you’ll need to use the 15.4-inch central touchscreen display. But don’t worry, rear passengers haven’t been forgotten – they now have their own 8-inch touchscreen mounted on the centre console. Tesla did not provide any official battery pack, charging, or horsepower information for the new Tesla Model Y. We only know that the base Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive has a 0-100 km/h time of 5.9 seconds and a top speed of 201 km/h. Range is WLTP-rated at 466 km. The all-wheel-drive variant offers 551 km (WLTP) and completes the century sprint in 4.3 seconds, although this is only achievable in the “Launch Series” Long Range variant via ‘Acceleration Boost’. Top speed is also 201 km/h. When it comes to charging, the Tesla Model Y can regain 266 km of range in 15 minutes using Tesla Superchargers. As standard, the Tesla Model Y is equipped with basic Autopilot features. If you want more safety features, you can opt for the Enhanced Autopilot at RM16,000, or if you want to be chauffeured around by your own car, there’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) Capability at RM32,000. But do note that FSD is not currently available in Malaysia, so you’ll be paying for access to this feature once it’s available locally.