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Tesla has quietly raised the EPA-estimated range of the rear-wheel-drive Model Y in the U.S. to 348 miles from 321 miles, and it did so without touching the price. The entry-level SUV still starts at $39,990 before fees and taxes, so buyers now get 27 more rated miles, an 8.5% gain, for the same money.
The new figure went live on Tesla’s U.S. online configurator on November 13, 2026. On the sticker it is 27 miles, and for buyers who compare cars on the cost of each mile of range, the base Model Y now works out to about $115 per rated mile, down from roughly $125 before the update.
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