Tesla Model Y statistics span company-wide production reporting, trim-specific specifications, controlled safety tests, fleet-level efficiency estimates, warranty terms and recall populations. The figures below identify the period, geography and definition for each measure so combined Model 3/Y data is not mistaken for Model Y-only data.
Key Tesla Model Y Statistics
The most useful headline figures are:
- In Q4 2024, 436,718 Model 3/Y vehicles were produced globally by Tesla.
- In Q4 2024, 471,930 Model 3/Y vehicles were delivered globally by Tesla.
- During calendar 2024, 1,679,338 Model 3/Y vehicles were produced globally.
- During calendar 2024, 1,704,093 Model 3/Y vehicles were delivered globally.
- In calendar 2024, 1,773,443 vehicles were produced across Tesla’s global lineup.
- In calendar 2024, 1,789,226 vehicles were delivered across Tesla’s global lineup.
- In calendar 2024, Model 3/Y represented about 94.7% of Tesla’s reported global production when comparing published line items.
- Tesla’s current Model Y L Premium listing gives 332 miles of EPA-estimated range.
- Tesla lists 4.4 seconds for 0-to-60 mph for Model Y L Premium.
- Tesla lists 250 kW as the maximum Supercharging rate for Model Y L Premium.
- Tesla says Model Y L Premium can add up to 172 miles in 15 minutes under its stated charging test basis.
- Tesla lists 89 cubic feet of maximum cargo capacity for Model Y L Premium.
- The 2020–2024 Model Y manual lists 72.1 cubic feet behind the first row with the second-row seats folded.
- In the 2024 IIHS 12-mph crossing-child daytime test, Model Y AWD avoided a collision.
- In the 2024 IIHS 25-mph crossing-child daytime test, impact speed was reduced by 24 mph.
- EPA reported Tesla’s all-electric fleet at 117.1 MPGe in model year 2024.
- Tesla’s basic vehicle warranty is 4 years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first.
- NHTSA recall 24V-051 covered 2,193,869 potentially involved Tesla vehicles across several models.
Contents
- Tesla Model Y production and delivery statistics
- Tesla Model Y range, acceleration and charging data
- Tesla Model Y dimensions, weight and cargo statistics
- Tesla Model Y safety ratings and crash-prevention results
- Tesla Model Y crash-test injury and intrusion measurements
- Tesla Model Y efficiency, warranty and recall statistics
Tesla Model Y Production and Delivery Statistics
Tesla’s regular operational table combines Model 3 and Model Y, so these are combined global figures rather than Model Y-only sales or production counts. Tesla’s Fourth Quarter 2024 Production, Deliveries & Deployments reported the following:
| Period and population | Production | Deliveries |
|---|---|---|
| Q4 2024, global Model 3/Y | 436,718 | 471,930 |
| Calendar 2024, global Model 3/Y | 1,679,338 | 1,704,093 |
| Calendar 2024, global Tesla all models | 1,773,443 | 1,789,226 |
Tesla’s table shows Q4 Model 3/Y deliveries were 5% higher than the comparable prior-year quarter. That year-over-year comparison remains for the combined product line.
Comparing the published 2024 line items, Model 3/Y represented about 94.7% of Tesla’s reported production, but the derived share still combines the two vehicles and uses the company’s reported counts. The same source reports total Tesla production and deliveries for context, not as Model Y-specific measures.
Tesla Model Y Range, Acceleration and Charging Data
Tesla’s current Model Y L Premium listing is a trim-specific snapshot accessed in October 2026. The Model Y product page labels range as an EPA estimate and notes that trim, wheels and market affect results.
| Model Y L Premium measure | Tesla-listed value | Definition or condition |
|---|---|---|
| EPA-estimated range | 332 miles | Manufacturer estimate |
| 0-to-60-mph time | 4.4 seconds | Manufacturer specification |
| Maximum Supercharging rate | 250 kW | Maximum, not constant charging power |
| Added range | Up to 172 miles in 15 minutes | Tesla’s stated constant-speed test basis |
| Seating | Up to 6 people | Listed L Premium configuration |
| Wheel options | 19 or 20 inches | Configuration-dependent |
The 172-mile charging figure is not a promise of a constant rate: Tesla says actual charging varies. Acceleration is likewise a manufacturer specification, while real-world performance depends on conditions.
Tesla Model Y Dimensions, Weight and Cargo Statistics
Tesla’s current L Premium listing gives 195.6 inches of overall length, 6.7 inches of ground clearance and 4,612 pounds of curb mass. These figures describe one listed trim, and options can change mass; the Model Y product page supplies the length and clearance figures.
The Model Y Owner’s Manual: Dimensions and Weights provides configuration-specific cargo and mass measures for the 2020–2024 five-seat Model Y:
| Measure | Value | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Front trunk | 4.1 cu ft | 2020–2024 five-seat Model Y |
| Behind second row, seats upright | 30.2 cu ft | Manual configuration |
| Behind first row, second row folded | 72.1 cu ft | Seats-folded measure |
| Maximum total volume with driver and front passenger | 76.2 cu ft | Tesla’s maximum-volume definition |
| Maximum total volume with five passengers | 34.3 cu ft | Passenger-loaded definition |
| L Premium maximum cargo capacity | 89 cu ft | Middle and rear seats folded flat |
These volumes are not interchangeable: passenger-loaded capacity and seats-folded maximum capacity describe different loading conditions. The manual also lists approximate curb masses of 1,911 kg for RWD, 1,981 kg for AWD and 1,998 kg for Performance, with market and options able to change weight.
For towing-related limits, the manual lists 350 pounds of maximum tongue weight with 19/20-inch wheels and four or fewer occupants under the stated table assumptions. It lists 88 pounds as the lower rear-trunk-compartment load limit, which is a compartment-specific limit rather than total vehicle payload.
Tesla Model Y Safety Ratings and Crash-Prevention Results
The 2024 Tesla Model Y AWD IIHS rating reports controlled pedestrian and crash-prevention outcomes. These tests do not establish real-world crash probabilities, and some ratings exclude Long Range AWD and Performance trims.
| IIHS scenario | Reported Model Y AWD outcome |
|---|---|
| 12-mph crossing child, daytime | Avoided a collision |
| 25-mph crossing child, daytime | Reduced impact speed by 24 mph |
| 37-mph parallel adult, night, high beams | Avoided collision; warning 3.2 seconds before impact |
| 37-mph parallel adult, night, low beams | Avoided collision; warning 2.8 seconds before impact |
The warning times are specific to the standardized 37-mph parallel-adult tests and their lighting conditions. They are test observations, not a field measure of how often drivers avoid collisions.
Tesla Model Y Crash-Test Injury and Intrusion Measurements
IIHS also reports dummy measurements and intrusion values for specified test vehicles. The 2024 IIHS Model Y AWD results describe laboratory outcomes, not population injury rates.
| Test and vehicle | Measurement | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Driver-side small overlap, 2022 Model Y AWD Standard Range | Lower hinge-pillar maximum intrusion | 7 cm |
| Driver-side small overlap, 2022 vehicle | Upper hinge-pillar maximum intrusion | 12 cm |
| Driver-side small overlap, 2022 vehicle | HIC-15 | 29 |
| Driver-side small overlap, 2022 vehicle | Chest compression | 17 mm |
| Passenger-side small overlap, 2023 vehicle | HIC-15 | 40 |
| Passenger-side small overlap, 2023 vehicle | Chest compression | 20 mm |
| Original moderate overlap, 2022 vehicle | HIC-15 | 184 |
| Original moderate overlap, 2022 vehicle | Chest compression | 24 mm |
The driver-side rating applies to 2022–2024 vehicles, while the passenger-side result applies to 2023–2024 vehicles as specified by IIHS. HIC-15 and chest compression are laboratory dummy injury criteria, and intrusion is a vehicle test measurement.
Tesla Model Y Efficiency, Warranty and Recall Statistics
EPA’s Highlights of the Automotive Trends Report provides fleet and category context rather than a Model Y-only result. For model year 2024, EPA reported Tesla’s U.S. all-electric fleet at 117.1 MPGe estimated real-world fuel economy, the highest among large manufacturers, while the average new U.S. vehicle was 27.2 mpg.
EPA also reported that 30% of car-SUV production was BEVs in model year 2024 and that BEVs and PHEVs raised car-SUV fuel economy by 9.0 mpg. These are U.S. category-level or fleet-level measures, not measurements of an individual Model Y.
Tesla’s Vehicle Warranty lists a basic vehicle warranty of 4 years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first. Battery and drive-unit terms vary by trim:
| Model Y coverage | Tesla-listed limit |
|---|---|
| RWD and AWD battery and drive unit | 8 years or 100,000 miles |
| Premium RWD/AWD, Performance AWD and L Premium Launch Series | 8 years or 120,000 miles |
The warranty page distinguishes trims and markets, so these terms are coverage limits rather than reliability rates or owner-outcome probabilities.
NHTSA’s Part 573 Safety Recall Report 24V-051 covered 2,193,869 potentially involved Tesla vehicles across Model S, Model X, Model 3, Model Y and Cybertruck. The multi-model recall included Model Y model years 2019 through 2024, with listed production dates from September 26, 2019 through January 22, 2024.
NHTSA said the affected visual warning-indicator font was smaller than 3.2 mm, or one-eighth inch. Tesla identified three potentially related warranty claims as of January 24, 2024, and reported no related crashes, injuries or deaths at that point; this was the company’s status for that date, not a lifetime incident rate.