Thanks to important improvements in build quality, handling and comfort, all while maintaining the price low, the Tesla Model 3 reigns supreme.

About a year after releasing the new Model 3 Highland, Tesla follows it up with the Model Y Juniper. Tesla sure has a thing for random-seeming codenames for its models. The Model 3 sedan revised last year,

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has previously said the Juniper facelift won’t debut until 2025, despite earlier reports claiming it would debut before the end of this year. The updated Model Y could bring an increase in sales for the electric SUV, which in 2023 was the best-selling vehicle for private buyers in Australia.

BYD and Tesla are currently engaged in a war to attract electric vehicle (EV) buyers in Malaysia, and the first battle saw the Seal take on the Model 3 in the sedan market. In the

Tesla's Model Y facelift is set for January 2025 production, featuring design updates and potential performance enhancements.