Built with the best-selling Model 3’s electric platform, the Model Y sports a wide, dipping midline, high rear roof, and relatively low ride height.

The Model Y is 10 percent bigger than the Model 3 but smaller than the Model X, offering consumers a compact SUV option. It is nonetheless spacious with a max cargo space of 76 cubic feet and an all-glass roof for increased headroom. The Model Y is seven-seat-capable with an optional $3,000 third row.

Full self-driving is available with an over the air update. The option for the feature delivery is available for an extra $15,000. The Model Y is rated best-in-class for safety with a low center of gravity, rigid body, and large crumple zones. All four trims are equipped with 360-degree camera-enabled visibility, a dozen ultrasonic sensors to detect nearby vehicles, and collision warning and auto e-braking to prevent accidents. With a user-friendly 15-inch touchscreen and access to over 14,000 Superchargers around the world, the Model Y affords drivers luxury and convenience.