Here’s a detailed breakdown of the 2020 Tesla Model Y Long Range Dual‑Motor AWD trim:

🚗 Powertrain & Performance

• Dual electric motors (front + rear) delivering a total of 346–384 hp and 376–389 lb‑ft torque

• 0–60 mph in about 4.8 s (real‑world Car & Driver timing: ~4.4 s)

• Top speed of 135 mph (217 km/h)

• 82 kWh (gross) battery; usable capacity approx. 70–78 kWh

🔋 Range & Efficiency

• EPA-rated range: ~316 miles (509 km)

• Real-world highway test: ~220 miles at 75 mph

• Efficiency: EPA combined ~121 MPGe (city 127–129 / hwy 112–114 MPGe)

• Charging:

  • Level 2 (240 V): ~6–10 hr for full

  • Supercharging: ~158 miles in 15 min

📏 Dimensions & Capacity

• Exterior size: 187″ L × 75.6″ W × 63.9″ H; wheelbase 113.8″

• Curb weight: ~4,416 lb (2,003 kg)

• Cargo volume: ~68 cu ft (1,919 L)

• Seating: Standard 5‑seater

🛋 Design & Features

• Interior layout mirrors the Model 3: minimalist dashboard, single 15″ touchscreen, nearly no physical buttons

• Glass panoramic roof (tinted); creates open cabin ambience .

• Standard features: heated front/rear seats, power-folding mirrors, blind‑spot alert, adaptive cruise, surround-view camera, premium audio, navigation, etc.

✅ Pros & ⚠️ Cons

Pros:

• Quick acceleration & agile performance

• Strong range plus access to Tesla Supercharger network.

• Over-the-air updates continuously add features

🔍 Summary

The 2020 Model Y Long Range offers impressive performance, excellent electric range, and cutting-edge tech at a compelling price.

If you're into rapid acceleration, minimalist tech, and frequent OTA improvements—the Model Y LR remains a strong value in the used EV market.