Recently, according to relevant media reports, spy photos of the interior of the new Tesla Model Y were exposed for the first time, revealing an interior design similar to that of the new Model 3.
The central control screen of the new Model Y shows a 3D model of the vehicle, showing that the new car will continue to adopt the design style of the Model 3 in appearance, including a slender headlight set and the elimination of the lower fog lights. The rear of the vehicle is also expected to be consistent with the new Model 3.
In terms of interior, the changes in the new Model Y are eye-catching. The new model adopts a new steering wheel design, and cancels the gear lever and paddle turn signal, replacing it with turn signal operation and screen shifting on the steering wheel.
In addition, the ambient lighting of the center console runs through the entire console, adding a sense of hierarchy. At the same time, the front area of the center armrest is decorated with imitation carbon fiber, which enhances the modern feel of the interior.
It is expected that a small screen will be added to the rear air-conditioning outlet to enhance the experience of rear passengers.
In terms of power configuration, the new Model Y is expected to continue the power system of the current model.
The rear-wheel drive version is expected to have a maximum power of 220 kilowatts, a maximum torque of 440 N·m, an acceleration time of 0-100km/h in 5.9 seconds, and a pure electric range of 554km under CLTC conditions.
The long-range all-wheel drive version has a maximum power of 331 kilowatts and a maximum torque of 559 N·m. It also accelerates from 0-100km/h in 5.9 seconds and has a pure electric range of 668km under CLTC conditions.
As for the high-performance version, although there is currently no clear information, the maximum power of the current model is 357 kilowatts, the maximum torque is 659 N·m, the 0-100km/h acceleration time is only 3.7 seconds, and the pure electric range under CLTC conditions is 615km. .
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