Summary
Posted in Car Reviews, Cars, Electric Cars in Malaysia, Tesla Motors, Video Reviews / By Jonathan Lee / March 6 2024 12:55 pmThe Tesla Model Y was launched back in July last year, but we’ve finally gotten our hands on a car that buyers will get.
Not only that, but we were given the range-topping Performance variant, priced at RM289,700 excluding on-the-road registration.
We also tackle the elephant in the room – the cheaper, recently upgraded Tesla Model 3 Highland.
Being a Tesla, you’ll be able to charge the car using the company’s Supercharger DC fast charging network, providing 261 km of additional range in 15 minutes.
Setting the car apart from the standard Model Y are the unique 21-inch “Überturbine” alloy wheels, larger brakes with red callipers and a carbon fibre rear spoiler.