Ranked #6 of 25 in Electric Vehicles
Tesla Model Y
The Tesla Model Y ranks #6 of 25 electric vehicles with a score of 8.7 / 10. The world's best-selling passenger vehicle, delivering massive cargo volume, standard dual-motor all-wheel drive, and seamless Supercharger integration.
Good for
- Huge cargo and family capacity
- Supercharger network access
- Constant over-the-air updates
Not for
- Firm low-speed ride quality
- Apple CarPlay or Android Auto fans
Editor's analysis
The default electric crossover for American families.
The Tesla Model Y reigns as the best-selling vehicle globally for good reason, combining crossover practicality with Tesla’s category-leading software ecosystem. In Long Range AWD configuration, it achieves 320 miles of EPA range while pulling up to 250 kW on V3 and V4 Superchargers. Acceleration is authoritative, moving from 0 to 60 mph in 4.8 seconds with instant dual-motor torque response. With up to 76 cubic feet of cargo volume when the rear seats fold flat, plus a deep front trunk (frunk), the Model Y easily out-packs conventional compact luxury crossovers. The glass roof creates an airy cabin ambiance, though the lack of physical instrument dials or Apple CarPlay requires adjustment. For buyers wanting maximum space and road-trip confidence in the $40k–50k segment, it remains the gold standard.
Independent reviews
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Head-to-head comparisons
How the Tesla Model Y compares against other top-ranked electric vehicles.
- Tesla Model Y vs Porsche Taycan Range: 318 vs 320 mi
- Tesla Model Y vs BMW iX Range: 311 vs 320 mi
- Tesla Model Y vs Hyundai Ioniq 5 Range: 318 vs 320 mi
- Tesla Model Y vs Kia EV9 Range: 304 vs 320 mi
- Tesla Model Y vs Lucid Air Range: 512 vs 320 mi
- Tesla Model Y vs BMW i4 Range: 307 vs 320 mi
- Tesla Model Y vs Genesis GV60 Range: 294 vs 320 mi
- Tesla Model Y vs Rivian R1T Range: 420 vs 320 mi
- Tesla Model Y vs Tesla Model 3 Range: 363 vs 320 mi