2023 Tesla Model Y RWD 10,000 Km Review | Battery Range, Charging, and More!

Welcome to our in-depth review of the 2023 Tesla Model Y RWD, where we take you on a captivating 10,000-kilometer journey, exploring every facet of this cutting-edge electric vehicle. If you’re considering joining the EV revolution, this video is your ultimate guide to the world of sustainable transportation.
🔋 Battery Range: We kick things off by delving deep into the heart of the Model Y - its battery. Discover the incredible range this electric marvel offers and how it performs in diverse driving conditions. From city commuting to long-distance road trips, we’ve put it through its paces to provide you with real-world insights.
⚡ Charging: Charging an electric vehicle is a crucial aspect of EV ownership. We explore the convenience and efficiency of Tesla’s Supercharger network, as well as the practicality of home charging options. Learn how easy it is to keep your Model Y powered up for your daily adventures.
🌬️ Windshield Wipers: Rain or shine, your windshield wipers need to perform flawlessly. We evaluate how the Model Y’s wipers handle various weather conditions, ensuring you have a crystal-clear view of the road ahead.
❄️ Winter Tire Cost: As the seasons change, so do your vehicle’s needs. Discover the ins and outs of equipping your Model Y with winter tires, including cost considerations and the added safety benefits they provide when the temperature drops.
🔊 Cabin Noise: Step inside the Model Y’s serene cabin and experience the tranquility of electric driving. We measure and analyze cabin noise levels to ensure your journeys are as peaceful as they are eco-friendly.
🏗️ Build Quality: Quality is at the core of Tesla’s reputation. We meticulously inspect the Model Y’s construction and craftsmanship, providing you with a detailed look at its build quality and attention to detail.
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[@sidharthkumar7931]

Nice review, I am also thinking to buy one rear wheel drive model Y. Do you know how long does a rear wheel drive LFP battery model Y takes to charge from 20 to 80% at tesla supercharger?

[@MyModelY]

I’d say 35 minites

[@steves2241]

You only need the long range if you do a lot of road trips on the interstates, if you mostly just drive in the city and drive to work, store, etc. the long range is not needed and a waste of money. The average American drives 37 miles a day, so the long range is a waste of money for most people.
And unless you live where it snows a lot, you do not need to buy special tires for the winter. I have a two wheel drive truck and I never get stuck in the winter, I just wait for the roads to be plowed after a big snowstorm. I would just get the all wheel drive and the regular tires should be fine, no need for different tires in the winter.

[@MyModelY]

We get tons of snow! Not so much this year but normally have plenty of snow.

[@Maphna]

Why do you regret it after 10,000 KM? Would you long range is still worth it given its over 10k CAD more?

[@MyModelY]

The range and the power, also the all wheel drive.

[@MyModelY]

Depends if you travel. I just feel like I’m always plugged in. Probably would be the same regardless.

[@kurtrhoney121]

You pretty much don't have a choice about plugging in each day. It's an energy sucking machine that cannot sit idle or shouldn't sit idle for very long. The same thing goes with a prius and that is you want to use it. Batteries like to be used all the time in these cars.