If any Tesla has become ubiquitous, it’s the Model Y, the company’s most affordable SUV. Boasting a spacious cabin and enough range to make it an easy choice as a daily driver, the Model Y benefits from the company’s constant over-the-air updates aimed at making the car better than when you first bought it.

Expect versions mentioned by Moravy to become available priced way below the Launch edition. As a benchmark, pricing for the current (non-Juniper) RWD Model Y in the U.S. starts at $44,990 before federal tax credit and $37,490 with the credit (before taxes and fees). And $47,990 and $40,490, respectively, for the AWD Y.

The Tesla Model Y facelift, codenamed internally known as "Project Juniper", has made its official debut in Malaysia. Available in two variants:

With the release of the latest Model Y, Tesla has iteratively improved an already great EV that will surely capture the attention of new car buyers. If this sounds like you, there are compelling reasons to reconsider your new car purchase.