Americans will be able to get their hands on a revamped version of the Tesla Model Y from March. The Model Y Juniper will cost buyers $59,990—about 25% more than the previous version—and will feature Tesla’s full self-driving software,

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The refreshed version comes ahead of a widely anticipated launch of a cheaper model in the first half of 2025.

Tesla has officially launched the redesigned Model Y in North America and Europe, a couple of weeks after the vehicle was announced for the Asia Pacific region. The new version isn't replacing the original Model Y,

Tesla's Chinese market share is strong — but not as strong as the hold the California-born, Texas-based EV startup has on the U.S. car market. According to data from Cox Automotive, Tesla's Model Y was the best-selling EV in the domestic market last year by a wide margin (and one of the best-selling passenger vehicles overall) — and now,

Tesla stock fell for a fourth consecutive day on Friday, as investors digested price news about a new version of its Model Y. The car is getting more expensive. Higher prices will make it tough for Tesla to hit its 2025 sales goal unless a new model comes soon and is a hit.