Tesla launched the refreshed Model Y in the Asia Pacific markets with lots of improvements, but the most exciting are the ones that no one expected

Model Y inventory is drying up after Tesla went on a year-end pricing tear. The EV world, meanwhile, is eying the Juniper refresh.

After what seems like an eternity, Tesla has finally taken the cover off its Model Y Juniper update in a true-to-its-nature discrete and under-the-cover nature. The heavily revised EV makes its inaugural appearance via an overnight addition to the brand's Chinese configurator,

With refreshed styling, new interior features, and tech upgrades, Tesla's top-selling electric SUV aims to stay ahead of the competition.

Tesla has now officially unveiled the revised Model Y on its Chinese website. Prices there start from 263,500 yuan (around 34,900 euros or 35,900 USD), with

Tesla's Model Y electric crossover SUV became the world's best-selling car of 2023. Not just the best-selling EV, but the best-selling vehicle, even outselling the Toyota Corolla, making the Model Y a key player in EV adoption.

The new 'Juniper' update to the Tesla Model Y has been revealed, and while it looks great, interested buyers in the U.S. are going to be left waiting a bit.

Tesla opened the reservation books for the refreshed Model Y in China and other Asia-Pacific markets, so here's how it compares to the old model

The updated, 2025 Tesla Model Y, also known internally at Tesla by its Juniper codename, is just around the corner. We've caught camouflaged prototypes of this vehicle being tested in the wild before, but this is the first time we've actually seen one uncovered as it's undergoing cold-weather testing.