TESLA Model Y 2024 Review! | Here are my thoughts...

The Tesla Model Y have been around for a while now and I personally wanted to check them out and their supercharger network. And they do something very very well...

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:26 Exterior
1:21 Boot & Frunk
2:33 Rear Seats
4:09 Front Seats
7:55 Long Drive Experience
10:30 On the Road & EV Chat
14:23 What's it like to drive?
16:36 0 - 62 mph Launch!
17:32 Supercharger Experience!

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[rlstrad]

Rented a Model three for a week. Now have one permanently in the driveway. Perfect commuter vehicle.

[mowcowbell]

Currently in the USA, a Model Y long range is competitive in price with a Toyota RAV4 or Honda CRV. I ordered a long range, white interior, stealth grey exterior last week from Tesla, should be delivered this week. I already have a 240v outlet in my garage to charge the vehicle. Will do most charging at home, although there are 2 supercharger locations within 20 miles of my home.

[lukewdk]

It was the best selling car in the world in 2023, not only Europe. Of any car.

[mrjomaled]

We have a '21 mY here in New Mexico and it's just an awesome car to drive, and an SUV at that! We've been electric since 2019 and we're never going back to ICE vehicles. The Tesla charging network here in the US is extensive and very convenient, so traveling the interstates is easy and fun. So, we said goodbye to oil changes, transmissions, tune ups, gears, engine noise, gasoline expenses, timing belts, you get the picture. All we do now is plug and drive.

[robinparkes]

I’ve had my model 3 for over 3 years now. Barring the lack of buttons, I love it. I have home charging, a definite financial and practical benefit, which together with the Tesla supercharger network, means I have never had to experience the pain of relying on public chargers and their cost per KW. This is not intended to be a smug comment, I’ve posted it merely to give a Tesla owners view on your review. Great video again Nick.

[handscombmj]

That has been one of the most positive reviews of owning an EV I have seen. Very interesting Nick. Thank you as always.
Any chance of a review of the Skoda Scala please? Keep up the good work

[RichieTheFoodie]

Nice review pal, thanks . Just ordered a Y long range

[someoneelse]

I’ve had my 2024 MYLR 2 weeks. I love it.

[NattyFlump]

Great review! We held off buying an EV for quite a while due to the uncertain state of public charging in the UK and range anxiety. Got our Model Y in December last year and haven't looked back. Range anxiety has proven to be non-existent, it really is as simple as entering your destination and letting the car handle charge routing if necessary.

My only complaint would be it likes to arrive at your destination with single digit percentage state of charge for some reason - this is fine if that's home where we've got a wall charger, or there's a destination charger available, but elsewhere? Not ideal. So when that's projected on the trip I just hang at the supercharger for longer than it recommends to raise state of charge higher and then continue, which really is no more than 20 to 25 minutes tops and given the need for food/toilet breaks it makes no difference to overall journey times.

One thing I noticed in your video - you don't actually need to open the charge port from the touchscreen at a super charger. If you press the button on top of the charger cable when holding it near the car, it automatically opens the port. The whole supercharging experience of just plugging in, charging, unplugging and then just driving off is so seamless it felt like I'd done something wrong the first time I tried!

[Jawlf]

Savings from running costs can be much more than half. Being generous and saying an ICE car gives 50 MPG at £1.50 per litre is about £34 for 250 miles. EV for that miles needs 3.9 m/kWh. Cost at 7.5p overnight for 5 hours would be about £4.80.
Teslas reduced costs have reduced and are now in my opinion, very competitive for the level and size of car when looking at ICE cars especially when looking at similar performance.

[jamierice]

Hi Nick, after much deliberation - and plenty of test drives of the Tesla - we swapped out our Mercedes GLC300e Hybrid for a Tesla Model Y Long Range. To be honest couldn't be happier. Having an all electric car with a range of over 300 miles is a deal breaker and the Tesla charging network makes charging effortless. Didn't think I'd ever switch from Mercedes but their prices were going way too high. Now I have a fully electric car, running costs are incredibly low with the Tesla being much more 'fuel' efficient. Added to that there are no servicing costs and road tax (at the moment) is 0. The cabin space and sound system is a definite improvement over the GLC and the touch screen does everything you want it to, all the systems are there from cruise control to blind spot monitoring. Couple of months in now and don't regret our decision in the slightest!

[borinvlogs]

Hi Nick. I have driven just over 20, 000 miles in my Model 3 Performance and total charging cost so far is £105 for a car that does 0-60 in 3.1s. There is no annual service schedule as well and it comes with 8 years warranty on drivetrain and battery. I can't wish for more. So glad that a company like Tesla sells such amazing cars. I came from BMW M3, M4 and Porsche and Tesla is still quicker than those cars i had on public UK road in any condition in my experience.

[sunnyhoip]

Thanks for the review, and I like your viedo; I heard a lot of complaint around the build-quality, noise level and riding quality around Tesla Model-Y, what is your comments if you compare it with other available EVs in the market?

[GeorgeNikolaidis]

Nick you probably are my favourite YouTuber. Your videos are excellent! And we always learn new things.
However, today I noticed something and then I checked other videos of yours and it's always the same...
You are sitting way far from the wheel and your arms do not follow the 90 degrees rule in order to control steering more efficiently in case of an emergency.
Thank you again for your videos.

[aznbourgeois]

Not sure about Europe but here in the US, all original Tesla owners received FREE charging for life!

[johnwilkinson]

I got one over a year ago just to see what the fuss was about and I must say, really impressed, previously I have been a German can fan, having had BMW’s from 3 series through to 7 and 8 series, then latterly Land Rover (dreadful reliability). Really cheap to run never missed a beat and everything works, costs me £18.00 to full charge at home then good for 250ish miles. Don’t think I will ever go back to ICE, it’s the future, like it or not 😊

[mondotv]

You don't have to open the charge door from inside the vehicle. Tesla super chargers and their wall charger have a button which you press which opens the charge port door so it's even easier.

[SuperDraupnir]

It was the best selling car in the world in 2023, not only Europe.

[phughes]

It's not as easy as you suggest. The supercharging stations can be busy, and you can find yourself with a 20 minute wait before starting. If you want to limp about on the minimum charge needed to get home that's one thing, but if you're like most people, wanting a little 'comfort margin' ... you'll be charging for longer than you suggest.

Solar panels won't charge the car quickly at all (limited by the inverter) and solar batteries will be emptied in no time as they's so much smaller than those in the car. It helps as long as you don't mind using all your solar on the car, rather than powering your home!

I've gone back from a Model 3 to a petrol car. The convenience is just not there ... for me (although I fully accept it might be perfect for others).

[danielprobert]

Tesla has a superb service and maintenance system having had BMW, Merc and Audi found that tesla service pretty amazing in comparison