2025 Tesla Model Y Juniper Arrives In U.S. In March For $59,990

The new Tesla Model Y is about to land in the U.S. And when it does, it comes with more range—and a bigger price tag, at least at first. 

Tesla has updated its U.S. website with the refreshed Model Y that recently went on sale in China. There’s only one trim listed on the website currently, the Long Range all-wheel drive christened as the “Launch Series.”

The automaker said deliveries of the U.S.-spec version will begin in March at $59,990 before factoring in destination, taxes and incentives. That makes this trim about $12,000 more expensive than the equivalent trim of the current generation Model Y.

It gets a small range boost, 320 miles compared to the 311 miles on the current version. The Launch Series appears to follow a similar philosophy as the Foundation Series Cybertruck. It’s a fully kitted out version with Full-Self Driving (Supervised) as standard, a vegan suede interior and Launch Series badging all around.

This is a breaking news post. We will continue to update it as we get more information.