Tesla Model Y Range & Battery Power

Tesla Model Y Range & Power

2 variants · Electric · ₹50.89 - 61.99 Lakh L ex-showroom · Up to 681 km ARAI

₹50.89 - 61.99 Lakh L* Electric 681 km ARAI 82 kWh 2 Variants

Electric car ownership is about planning around the battery. This page gives you all the Tesla Model Y numbers to do exactly that.

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EV Range & Power Report

Tesla Model Y — Range & Battery

Ex-showroom ₹50.89 - 61.99 Lakh L

Pure Electric 681 km ARAI 82 kWh Battery CCS-II

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Battery Capacity

kWh

681 km ARAI range

01 — At a Glance

Battery & Range by Variant

Every variant, every key number — sorted from base to top.

Variant	Battery	ARAI Range	Real-World*	Motor Power	DC Fast Charge
Premium RWD 50.89 Lakh	60 kWh kWh	500 km km	~410 km^est	—	175kW Max (238km in 15 mins)
L Premium AWD 61.99 Lakh	82 kWh kWh	681 km km	~558 km^est	—	250kW Max (288km in 15 mins)

*Estimated at ~82% of ARAI where owner data is not available. Actual range varies with AC usage, driving mode and traffic.

02 — Paper vs. Road

ARAI Range vs. Real-World Range

Lab numbers rarely match daily driving. Here's what you can realistically expect.

Premium RWD

ARAI

500 km

Real-world

410* km

L Premium AWD

ARAI

681 km

Real-world

558* km

*Estimated real-world range (~82% of ARAI). Actual range varies with driving mode, AC usage, speed and temperature. City driving with frequent regenerative braking often recovers 5–8% extra range. Share your range experience →

03 — Variant-Wise

Range & Battery Across Variants

Tap a variant to see its full battery and charging breakdown.

Premium RWD 50.89 Lakh 500 km km +

500 km km

ARAI Range

60 kWh kWh

Battery

175kW Max (238km in 15 mins)

DC Fast Charge

Yes

Fast Charge

CCS-II

Charge Port

Specs & Details ›

L Premium AWD 61.99 Lakh 681 km km +

681 km km

ARAI Range

82 kWh kWh

Battery

250kW Max (288km in 15 mins)

DC Fast Charge

Yes

Fast Charge

CCS-II

Charge Port

Specs & Details ›

04 — Charging Guide

Charging Times at Every Charger Type

From your home 15A socket to a 50 kW DC fast charger — know exactly how long it takes.

Charger Type	Premium RWD	L Premium AWD	Best For
🔌 15A Home Socket Standard Indian 3-pin plug	—	—	Overnight home charging · No extra equipment
⚡ AC Wallbox / 7.2 kW Dedicated home charger	—	—	Fastest home option · ₹8,000–18,000 setup
🚀 50 kW DC Fast Charger Public fast-charge station	175kW Max (238km in 15 mins)	250kW Max (288km in 15 mins)	Highway stops · Expressway plazas
⚡ DC Fast Charge CCS2 / CHAdeMO	175kW Max (238km in 15 mins)	250kW Max (288km in 15 mins)	Public DC stations · CCS2 or CHAdeMO

Charging times are for 0–100% unless stated otherwise. Actual times vary with battery temperature and state of charge. Fast charging slows above 80% to protect battery health.

05 — Plan Your Drives

Range & Charging Cost Calculator

Enter your daily driving pattern and see the real range, charge frequency and monthly electricity bill.

Daily Driving Distance (km)

Driving Mode

Air Conditioning

Electricity Cost (₹ / kWh)

Variant

Estimated real range —

Full days per charge —

Monthly charging cost —

Cost per km —

Estimated range uses ARAI figure × mode factor (City 0.78 / Mixed 0.85 / Highway 0.93) × AC factor (On 0.91 / Off 1.0). Electricity cost uses ₹ per kWh entered. Actual figures vary with battery health, speed, and ambient temperature.

06 — Maximize Your Range

Tips to Get More Range from Tesla Model Y

🔋

Charge to 80% daily

Keeping battery between 20–80% extends long-term battery health significantly.

❄️

Pre-condition the cabin

Run AC or heat while plugged in before driving — not from battery.

🌿

Use Eco mode in city

Eco mode limits motor output and maximises regenerative braking.

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Max regen braking

High regenerative braking setting recovers 5–8% range on stop-start routes.

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Avoid high-speed cruising

Range drops sharply above 100 km/h — plan highway legs at 80–90 km/h.

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Park in shade on hot days

Thermal management drains battery in extreme heat even when parked.

08 — Similar Budget

Electric Cars in a Similar Price Range

All EVs in the same budget — compare range and charging before you decide.

Hyundai Ioniq 5

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690 km ARAI

Volvo EC40

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Mercedes-Benz CLA Electric

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792 km ARAI

BMW iX1

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531 km ARAI

Volvo EX40

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592 km ARAI

BYD Seal

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650 km ARAI

Kia EV6

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Volvo EX30

₹41.00 Lakh–41.00 LakhL

480 km ARAI

Audi E-tron GT

₹Rs. 2.05 Crore–171.57 LakhL

388500 km ARAI

10 — Owner Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ARAI range of Tesla Model Y?

Tesla Model Y has an ARAI certified range of 681 km. ARAI range is measured under standard test conditions; real-world range is typically 15–25% lower depending on driving mode, AC usage and traffic conditions.

What is the real-world range of Tesla Model Y?

Real-world range for Tesla Model Y is estimated at 75–85% of the ARAI certified figure. City driving with frequent stops and AC on will bring it closer to 70–75% of ARAI.

How long does it take to charge Tesla Model Y?

The Tesla Model Y supports DC fast charging. DC fast charge time is approximately 175kW Max (238km in 15 mins). AC home charging (15A plug point) takes longer. See the charging guide table on this page for all charger types and times.

How much does it cost to charge Tesla Model Y at home?

Assuming a home electricity rate of ₹8/kWh, a full charge of the Tesla Model Y (up to 82 kWh battery) costs approximately ₹656. The cost per km works out to roughly ₹0.96, compared to ₹5.72+ per km for petrol cars. Use the range calculator above for your electricity rate.

Does Tesla Model Y support fast charging?

Tesla Model Y fast charging: Yes. Charging port: CCS-II.

How can I maximise the range of Tesla Model Y?

Use Eco driving mode, pre-condition the cabin while plugged in, avoid aggressive acceleration, keep regenerative braking on high, reduce AC usage on highway stretches, and maintain correct tyre pressure. These habits can add 10–15% to your real-world range.