Tesla Model Y Standard RWD

The 2026 Tesla Model Y Standard RWD arrives with just 246 miles recorded — effectively undriven for a registered vehicle. As a single-owner 26-plate car, it offers the full benefit of Tesla's current-generation Model Y without the depreciation hit of a factory order, and at a tangible discount versus new.

Powered by a rear-mounted electric motor producing 294 bhp from a 62.5kWh battery, the Standard variant returns a quoted range of 314 miles per charge. The 0–60 time of 6.9 seconds is functional rather than fast by EV standards — this is the entry point of the Model Y range, without the dual-motor AWD of the Long Range or Performance variants. Equipment is solid nonetheless: dual wireless phone charging, heated steering wheel, keyless entry with automatic easy entry, and blind spot collision warning all feature.

Finished in grey, this is a practical and well-priced near-new example for buyers who want a current-spec Model Y without the lead time. Those seeking the quicker or longer-range variants should look up the range, but the Standard RWD covers the majority of use cases competently.