Used38,102 mi.

2021 TeslaModel Y Long Range For Sale

$ 30,890
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Key features of this 2021 Tesla Model Y Long Range in White Marsh, MD
GPS Navigation
Bluetooth
Rear View Camera
Blind Spot Monitor
Heated Seats
Leather Seats
Sunroof
Condition
USED
Mileage
38,102
MPG
––
Body Style
SUV
Exterior Color
Blue
Interior Color
Black
Transmission
Automatic
Drive Train
AWD
Fuel Type
Electric
Engine
Electric
Stock Number
U293368
VIN
5YJYGDEE4MF293368
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Consumer Ratings and Reviews of the 
Tesla Model Y 
Long Range
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4.1

★★★★★

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Editors' Notes

Price: The 2022 Tesla Model Y starts at $58,990.

It doesn’t look much like one, but the 2021 Tesla Model Y is technically a crossover/SUV. A small, premium, all-electric crossover — to be exact. It’s based on the same platform as the Model 3, but costs more at its entry level. That’s the price of the family-friendly extra space.

However, for those households that really don’t need the cavernous Model X crossover or the remarkably high cost that goes with it, the Model Y could fit the bill. It still has that special Tesla appeal, the glorious acceleration that electric motors provide, and it isn’t too expensive in the grand scheme of things. Even a regular BMW X3 starts at about $44,000.

Following the launch of the Model Y last year, a Standard Range version slotted in as the entry-level model with rear-wheel drive and the smallest range (244 miles). That model has since been discontinued. It’s been removed from Tesla’s retail site, but is available off-menu while supplies last. That means communicating with a Tesla representative.

Pros

  • Rapid acceleration
  • Superb driver assistance tech
  • All-electric, zero-emission powertrains
  • Over-the-air updates add new features
  • Seating for up to seven

Cons

  • Fit and finish could be better
  • Not eligible for federal tax incentives
  • Apple CarPlay/Android Auto smartphone integration unavailable
  • Some innovations entail a learning curve

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