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2022 Tesla Model Y Interior and Cargo

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2022 Model Y Interior

In the cabin, the 2022 Tesla Model Y once again adheres closely to the brand's formula, which means a minimalist design, a giant 15-inch central touchscreen through which nearly all the vehicle's functions can be controlled, and an airy feel made possible by the expansive glass roof. Although it looks good at first glance, interior quality raises a few question marks; once again, Tesla hasn't quite managed to match German luxury SUVs in this area. Both trims get features like 12-way power-adjustable front seats, along with seat heating both front and rear. Tesla's usual raft of Autopilot driver aids applies, such as emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring, and collision warning. Available features include auto park and auto lane change.

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Seating and Interior Space

As standard, the Model Y seats five passengers in two rows. A seven-seater option is available, adding a third row with two seats. However, the Model Y is over ten inches shorter than the Model X, and the latter already has a cramped third row, so this option box is best left unticked on the Model Y. There is better news in the first two rows, with plenty of headroom and legroom for average-sized adults, and even six-footers will be able to get quite comfortable at the back. The glass roof also enhances the perception of space. Although the dashboard is similar to the Model 3, the driving position is a bit higher here. It doesn't necessarily mean that the view out is perfect, though, because the small rear window restricts the view out of the back, and the broad A-pillars can be an issue when making turns. Ingress and egress pose no issues.

2022 Tesla Model Y Interior Dimensions

Tesla Model Y TrimsLong RangePerformance Seating55 Headroom Front Seat41 in.41 in. Headroom Back Seat39.4 in.39.4 in. Legroom Front Seat41.8 in.41.8 in. Legroom Back Seat40.5 in.40.5 in. Shoulder Room Front56.4 in.56.4 in. Shoulder Room Rear54 in.54 in. Hip Room, Front53.8 in.53.8 in. Hip Room, Rear50.6 in.50.6 in.

Interior Colors and Materials

Tesla restricts the cabin environment to just two choices: all black with light wood trim, or black and white with a white inlay running across the dashboard. The latter option will add $1,000 to the price. Although both are clean and modern, rival SUVs offer much more interior customization. The synthetic leather upholstery is of good quality, but overall, the cabin materials lack the richness expected of a luxury SUV and feels rather stark. Without necessarily resorting to Mercedes levels of glitz, it wouldn't hurt if Tesla added a bit more pizzazz to its interiors.
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2022 Model Y Trunk and Cargo Space

The Tesla Model Y offers plenty of cargo space between the large trunk at the back and the smaller front frunk. The rear trunk is large and well-shaped, and there is underfloor storage that is a lot more accommodating than expected. Both five- and seven-seater versions have a frunk with a volume of 4.1 cubic feet. In the five-seat derivative, there is 30.2 cubes behind the second row and 72.1 cubes with the second row folded. The seven-seat version's figures are 12.8/26.6/67.9 cubes behind the third/second/first rows respectively. The 40/20/40-split-folding second-row seats are surprisingly heavy, so a big tug is needed to raise them again. The frunk is big enough for a carry-on case and some smaller items. In-cabin storage is also excellent, with an especially deep center console and another covered spacious compartment ahead of that. Two cupholders are fitted in front, and another two cupholders are housed in the rear fold-down armrest.

2022 Tesla Model Y Trunk and Cargo Space Photos

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2022 Model Y Infotainment and Features

Features

As standard, the Tesla Model Y comes equipped with 12-way power-adjustable front seats, heated front and rear seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, a power-adjustable steering column, power-folding and heated side mirrors, and LED fog lamps. Further convenience items include push-button ignition, a garage door opener, cruise control, and a 12-volt power outlet. A power trunk lid release makes for easier access to the cargo area, while a wireless charging pad is standard and situated beneath a covered compartment in front. Being a Tesla, there is a thorough array of driver aids, including collision warning, emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring, a rearview camera, and eight airbags. Parking sensors are also equipped front and rear, which are especially useful since the Model Y isn't the easiest to see out of. Tesla's Full Self-Driving Capability is an option at $12,000, adding features like auto park and auto lane change, along with traffic light and stop sign control.

Infotainment

All infotainment duties - and pretty much all other functions, even adjusting the side mirrors - are handled by the large 15-inch touchscreen mounted to the right of the steering wheel. The screen itself is responsive and crystal clear, but the lack of physical controls means that you can't make any adjustments based on feel alone, which can frustrate. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto aren't available, another limitation of the system. What you do get is Bluetooth, four USB-C ports, and docking for two smartphones with wireless charging. A Wi-Fi hotspot is part of the package as well, as is navigation. Audio is channeled via a 14-speaker sound system with a subwoofer.

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