2026 Tesla Model Y Specs: MPG, Gas Mileage, Engine Size & Dimensions

2020–2026 model years27 variantsUp to 138 MPG combined

2026 Tesla Model Y Specs at a Glance

The 2026 Tesla Model Y gets 138 mpg combined on the Rear-Wheel Drive configuration, is EPA-rated for 357 miles of range, weighs 4,363 lbs, measures 188.6 in long. Figures are per configuration, not a single official number — other trims rate as low as 105 mpg combined. Every figure below comes from EPA, NHTSA, or manufacturer published data — no estimates.

Combined MPG
138 mpg (148 city / 129 hwy)
Best configuration: Rear-Wheel Drive · Automatic (A1) · other 2026 trims rate 105–138 mpg combined
EPA range
357 miles
Curb weight
4,363 lbs
Heaviest recorded configuration: MODEL Y 4DR SUV
Length
188.6 in · 78 in wide · 63.8 in tall
Wheelbase
113.8 in

2026 Tesla Model Y trims and MPG

TrimEngineTransDriveCityHwyCombined
Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive133120127
Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive111100105
Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)Rear-Wheel Drive142120131
Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)Rear-Wheel Drive148129138
Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive130115123
Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)Rear-Wheel Drive144123134

Detailed Specifications

Tesla Model Y — All Years Overview

YearTrimEngineTransDriveCityHwyCombinedFuel
2026Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive133120127Electricity
2026Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive111100105Electricity
2026Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)Rear-Wheel Drive142120131Electricity
2026Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)Rear-Wheel Drive148129138Electricity
2026Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive130115123Electricity
2026Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)Rear-Wheel Drive144123134Electricity
2025Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive123111117Electricity
2025Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)Rear-Wheel Drive134117125Electricity
2025Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive11097104Electricity
2024Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive122112117Electricity
2024Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive11198105Electricity
2024Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)Rear-Wheel Drive128112120Electricity
2024Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive123112118Electricity
2024Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)Rear-Wheel Drive128112120Electricity
2023Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive127117122Electricity
2023Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive115106111Electricity
2023Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive129116123Electricity
2022Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive129116123Electricity
2022Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive115106111Electricity
2022Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)Rear-Wheel Drive140119129Electricity
2022Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive127117122Electricity
2021Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)Rear-Wheel Drive140119129Electricity
2021Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive131117125Electricity
2021Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive115106111Electricity
2020Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive129112121Electricity
2020Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive116106111Electricity
2020Auto (A1)—Automatic (A1)All-Wheel Drive127114121Electricity

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Tesla Model Y — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the fuel economy of the 2026 Tesla Model Y?

The Tesla Model Y is EPA-rated at up to 138 MPGe combined (148 city / 129 highway).

What engine does the 2026 Tesla Model Y have?

The Tesla Model Y is fully electric — it uses an electric motor with a single-speed transmission instead of a combustion engine.

How far can the 2026 Tesla Model Y go on a full charge?

The Tesla Model Y has an EPA-rated electric driving range of up to 357 miles.

What years of the Tesla Model Y are covered here?

This page documents 27 verified Tesla Model Y configurations across model years 2020–2026.

Which model year of the Tesla Model Y is the most fuel efficient?

The 2026 Tesla Model Y holds the highest combined rating at 138 MPG; the 2024 sits lowest at 120 MPG, a difference of 18 MPG (about 15%) across the 7 rated years on file.

Is the 2026 Tesla Model Y front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive?

The Tesla Model Y appears in 2 drivetrain layouts across the years documented here — All-Wheel Drive, Rear-Wheel Drive — with the latest 2026 record on All-Wheel Drive.