"The American company's newly introduced Model Y Standard Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive (try saying that three times in a row) comes with the same limitations as the basic version, but ups the ante with 408 miles (657 kilometers) of WLTP-rated range. The Elon Musk-led company claims the new EV is the most efficient Model Y to date, with an official energy consumption rating of 12.7 kilowatt-hours/100 km, which translates to 20.4 kWh/100 miles or 4.89 miles/kWh."
"The bare-bones Model Y Standard is good for 331 miles (534 km) in Europe and starts from 39,990 in most EU countries, while the Model Y Premium Long Range RWD is WLTP-rated at 386 miles (622 km) and costs $49,990. For 3,000 less, the long-range Model Y Standard offers more range but comes with fewer speakers, a lesser suspension setup, a covered glass roof, a manually-adjustable steering wheel."
The European-spec Model Y Standard Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive is WLTP-rated at 408 miles (657 kilometers) and has an official energy consumption of 12.7 kilowatt-hours/100 km (20.4 kWh/100 miles or 4.89 miles/kWh). The WLTP procedure tends to yield slightly more optimistic results than the EPA procedure. The base Model Y Standard is now available in Canada and can be ordered in Europe with a larger battery. Tesla sells the bare-bones Model Y Standard with 331 miles (534 km) WLTP range starting from 39,990 in most EU countries. The Model Y Premium Long Range RWD is WLTP-rated at 386 miles (622 km) and costs $49,990. For 3,000 less, the long-range Model Y Standard adds range but omits numerous comfort and convenience features and has a derated rear motor.
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