2022 Tesla Model Y Loss in Value Case Study (PDF)
The Y debuted in 2020 as a pioneer of the all-electric small SUV class. It’s similar to Tesla’s Model 3 small sedan but offers a roomier interior for both people and cargo. There is even the option of a third-row seat, though it is only a tiny one. In terms of combining space, range, and performance for an EV, the Y is a great choice.
Tesla has a few minor variations in store for the 2022 Model Y, such as swapping the lead-acid battery for a lightweight 12-volt lithium-ion one and installing laminated rear windows for improved soundproofing. Additionally, it is said that extra substantial modifications will be introduced to the Y – most notably, the fresh 4680 structured amalgamate battery pack. At this time, it is uncertain whether this new power cell will have any impact on the performance or capability of the vehicle.
Performance models have a range of 303 miles, while Long Ranges offer 330 miles. However, the latter comes with 20-inch wheels, a lowered suspension, a higher top speed, and faster acceleration. Fuel economy estimates for the Long Range model are 131 MPGe in the city and 117 MPGe on the highway, while those for the Performance model are 115 MPGe city and 106 MPGe highway.
Was Your 2022 Tesla Model Y in an Accident?
You were on a regular day and had a car accident. Did you know that a wrecked and repaired car can lose $10,645 or more in value?
| Diminished Value Calculator | |
| Before Accident Cash Value | $53,225 |
| After Accident Cash Value | $42,580 |
| Diminished Value | $10,645 |
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