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2026 Tesla Model Y Premium AWD (Juniper)
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The 2026 Tesla Model Y Premium AWD (Juniper) is an SUV in production since 2025. It features a dual motor (permanent magnet) AWD powertrain. EPA-rated range is 327 miles with 123 MPGe. It accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in 4.6 seconds. Top speed is 125 mph. Manufactured at Fremont, CA / Austin, TX / Shanghai / Berlin.

327miEPA Range
4.6s0-60 mph
125mphTop Speed
456HPPower
79kWhBattery
$49kat launchBase Price

The Premium AWD is arguably the new default Model Y, the trim most buyers will end up configuring. It combines the LED lightbar exterior, the full Premium interior, dual motors, and the larger battery pack into what amounts to the complete package without the stiffened suspension and aggressive tuning of the Performance.

Like the original Long Range AWD before it, this is the Goldilocks Model Y. It does everything well: long range for road trips, AWD for all weather, the best interior trim for daily comfort. Tesla's betting that this configuration will again become the best-selling vehicle on the planet.

What makes this trim notable
  • New "Juniper" front and rear styling with lightbar headlights and full-width taillight
  • Drive selection moved to touchscreen, but turn signal stalk retained (unlike Highland Model 3)
  • Acoustic glass and double-pane windows reduce cabin noise significantly
  • Ventilated front seats and 8" rear display now standard
  • Refreshed suspension and re-tuned ride for better comfort
EPA Range by Wheel
19" Crossflow327 mi
20" Helix 2.0311 mi
Charging
Peak DC Fast250 kW
DC Fast 10-80%~27 min
AC Onboard Charger11 kW
Home L2 (full charge)~7.2 hrs
ConnectorNACS
Full Specifications
Model Years2025–present
ModelTesla Model Y
VariantPremium AWD (Juniper)
StatusCurrent
GenerationModel Y (Juniper)
Body TypeSUV
Seats5
Doors4
DrivetrainAWD
Motor(s)Dual Motor (Permanent Magnet)
Battery Capacity79 kWh
EPA Range327 miles
MPGe123
Efficiency28 kWh/100mi
0-60 mph4.6 sec
Top Speed125 mph
Horsepower (est.)456 HP
Curb Weight4,398 lbs
Cargo Volume68 cu ft
Length187.7"
Width75.6"
Height63.9"
Wheelbase113.8"
Launch Base Price$48,990
Production Start2025-03
Production EndIn production
AutopilotTACC standard, FSD subscription optional
FactoryFremont, CA / Austin, TX / Shanghai / Berlin
Configuration
Colors
Stealth GreyPearl White Multi-CoatSolid BlackDiamond BlackGlacier BlueUltra Red
Wheel Options
19" Crossflow20" Helix 2.0
Warranty & Federal Credit
Basic Vehicle Warranty4 years / 50,000 miles
Battery & Drive Unit8 years / 120,000 miles
Federal EV Tax CreditNot available after September 30, 2025 (formerly listed as eligible)
Notable Features
  • 16" Quad HD screen (Jan 2026)
  • Black headliner (Jan 2026)
  • 15-speaker audio + subwoofer
  • Ventilated front seats
  • Heated rear seats
  • 8" rear display
  • Wraparound ambient lighting
  • HEPA filter + Bioweapon Defense
  • 7-seat option ($2,500)
  • 19" Crossflow wheels
  • Frequency-selective dampers
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the EPA range of the 2026 Model Y Premium AWD (Juniper)?
EPA range is 327 miles on the smaller wheels and 311 miles on the larger wheels. See the range-by-wheel table for the exact split.
How fast is the 2026 Model Y Premium AWD (Juniper) 0-60 mph?
Tesla quotes 4.6 seconds 0-60 mph (with one-foot rollout subtracted, per Tesla's standard). Top speed is 125 mph.
How fast does the 2026 Model Y Premium AWD (Juniper) charge?
250 kW peak at a Tesla Supercharger, with a 10-80% charge in roughly 27 minutes. On a Level 2 home charger it accepts up to 11 kW AC, so a full charge from empty takes about 7.2 hours. Connector: NACS.
What's the battery warranty on the 2026 Model Y Premium AWD (Juniper)?
Tesla's battery and drive unit limited warranty covers 8 years or 120,000 miles (whichever comes first), with at least 70% capacity retention.
Does the federal EV tax credit apply to the 2026 Model Y Premium AWD (Juniper) now?
No, not for vehicles acquired after September 30, 2025. Before that cutoff, this trim was listed as qualifying for up to $7,500 when buyer income, MSRP, final assembly, battery sourcing, and acquisition-date rules were met.
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