2021 Tesla Model Y Update: 50,000 Miles Later

🚗The cost of ownership for the Tesla Model Y over 50,000 miles is significantly lower than a comparable gas vehicle.

🔋The battery degradation after 50,000 miles is around 10%, resulting in a real-world range loss of about 25 miles.

🤖Autopilot and Full Self-Driving beta have been convenient and trustworthy features during our ownership of the Model Y.

👍The pros of the Model Y include spacious interior, impressive acceleration, and a smooth and comfortable ride.

👎The cons of the Model Y include long wait times for service and potential issues with windshield durability.

Is the Model Y a good value for its price?

—Yes, considering its range, features, and overall ownership cost, the Model Y offers great value for its price.

How much has the battery degraded after 50,000 miles?

—The battery degradation is around 10%, resulting in a real-world range loss of about 25 miles.

Is Autopilot reliable and convenient?

—Yes, Autopilot has been a reliable and convenient feature, providing enhanced driving experience and convenience during long trips.

What are the pros of owning a Model Y?

—The pros include spacious interior, impressive acceleration, lower operating costs, and a smooth and comfortable ride.

Are there any downsides to owning a Model Y?

—Some potential downsides include long wait times for service and potential issues with windshield durability.

00:00Introduction and overview of the 2021 Tesla Model Y with 50,000 miles on it.

04:40Discussion on the cost of ownership, including maintenance, charging, and comparison to a gas vehicle.

08:46Analysis of battery degradation and real-world range loss after 50,000 miles.

11:25Review of the performance and convenience of Autopilot and Full Self-Driving beta.

14:30List of pros and cons of owning a Model Y based on personal experience.

17:50Answering frequently asked questions about the Model Y.

21:00Final thoughts and conclusion on the 2021 Tesla Model Y after 50,000 miles of ownership.