2021 Tesla Model Y

Just arrived is this quick, agile, OFF-LEASE, NONSMOKER, ALL-WHEEL DRIVE 2021 Tesla Model Y Long Range! This fully electric small crossover SUV has a long driving range and engaging performance! The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration gave the 2021 Tesla Model Y an overall safety rating of five out of five stars, with five stars in each of the frontal crash, side crash, and rollover tests. How Do You Charge the Tesla Model Y? Each Tesla Model Y comes with a 48-amp onboard charger and a 20-foot cord that can connect to a 120-volt household-style power outlet. Other at-home charging options include using an adapter to connect to an existing 240-volt outlet or purchasing a dedicated wall charger from Tesla or a third-party provider. When you're on the road, you can charge at one of Tesla's Supercharger stations, or use the included J1772 adapter at most public charging stations. You can also take advantage of CHAdeMO stations with an available adapter. How Long Does It Take to Charge the Tesla Model Y? Charging the Model Y at a Tesla Supercharger station is the fastest way to juice up. You can recoup 162 miles of range in just 15 minutes of charging at one of these dedicated spots. Most Superchargers are located near shopping centers, restaurants, or other high-traffic areas. You can also pass the time when charging by taking advantage of a premium connectivity plan that lets you watch streaming services or play games using the touch screen. Using the standard 120-volt charging cord at home is not recommended because it only adds a few miles of range per hour of charging. It can take up to several days of charging to completely recharge the Model Y's battery using this method. You're better off using a 240-volt outlet at home. This speeds up the charging to about 30 to 44 miles per hour, which would recharge the battery overnight for most users. When you're on the road, you can charge at one of Tesla's Supercharger stations, or use the included J1772 adapter at most public charging stations. You can also take advantage of CHAdeMO stations with an available adapter. With its odometer resting at 34,831, it is STILL COVERED under the balance of the factory BUMPER-TO-BUMPER (Basic Vehicle Limited) warranty until January 2026 or 50,000 miles (whichever occurs first)! Additionally, the battery pack and drivetrain components of this zero-emission electric sedan will be covered by the remainder of the Battery and Drive Unit Limited Warranty until 2030 or 120,000 miles! These warranties cover the repair or replacement necessary to correct defects in the materials or workmanship of any parts manufactured or supplied by Tesla, which occur under normal use. The Model Y with its Long Range battery setup gets an EPA-rated 131 MPG-equivalent in the city and 117 MPGe on the highway. Edmunds' choice for most EV shoppers is the Long Range. ''It's properly quick and has an impressive EPA-estimated range of 326 miles [with the standard wheels]. Actual real-world range isn't usually that good because Tesla recommends charging to 90% to avoid shortening battery life, but even so this is among the longest-driving electric vehicles out,'' they write. This trim is optimized for maximum driving distance and comes with: 326 miles of range with the 19'' wheels, nominally less for larger ones Dual motors and all-wheel drive Touted 0-60 mph time of 4.8 seconds Panoramic glass roof Dual-zone automatic climate control Simulated leather upholstery Power-adjustable front seats Heated front and rear seats 15-inch central touchscreen Streaming services (navigation and entertainment; subscription required) Wireless device charger 15-speaker sound system This safety equipment comes standard on every Model Y: Adaptive cruise control (maintains a driver-set distance between the Model Y and the car in front) Forward collision mitigation (warns you of an impending collision and applies the brakes in certain scenarios) Lane keeping assist (steers the Model Y ba