The Tesla Model Y Juniper Electric Car Lease gets a revision for 2026!

A revision for 2026 - The Tesla Model Y Juniper Electric Car Lease

One of the UK’s leading EVs, the Tesla Model Y, is getting an update from its engineering team. The group, still led by Elon Musk, have been on the backfoot in 2025 with a swathe of new Chinese and European competitors now entering the maturing UK market.

As reported in the SMMT  November 2025 proved to be a reasonable month for battery technology, with 39,965 vehicles registered and a market share of 26.4%.

This is no longer just about the fleet and salary sacrifice schemes which are taking up lithium-ion options; personal contract hire and other retail consumes in the PCP and Hire purchase space are now also making the progression into a zero-emission solution.

When you consider that year to date we have registered 426,209 EVs compared to the 338,314 of 2024, you can see the positive development and future. Whether this will actually reach the ambitions of the ZEV Mandate is another thing but the move towards 50% by 2030 seems at very least achievable.

As a result there are more brands and manufacturers taking advantage of the opportunities which are consistently arising in a turbulent political and economic climate.

It always helps when we have more encouraging and positive reports covering the EV segment, like the recent BBC report on pedestrian safety. Covering a study from the University of Leeds, the link between pedestrian safety and casualties involving pure electric vehicles compared to petrol / diesel has been dispelled.

In an analysis of 2019 -2023 data, the 71,979 pedestrians hit were allocated to some 91.25% petrol or diesel vehicles and just 1.3% electric vehicles. Using the miles driven and vehicle volumes, similar casualty rates were found. When EVs started to really get popular, there was an underlying submission that the absence of noise would lead to higher casualty and deaths.

However, with noise-emitting devices, not to mention a litany of safety and precautionary devices, there is no evidence to support that EVs are more dangerous than our traditional formats.

The midsize electric SUV from Tesla will receive a small overhaul as it looks to capitalise on some changes within the UK, especially with the push towards a cheaper Standard model. The revised Model Y will include:

•  Standard - from £41,990 this includes automatic lights, dual wireless phone charger, 8 exterior cameras, forward Collison avoidance, reversing camera, electrically-assisted front and rear doors, power lift tailgate, navigation, power folding door mirrors, 2nd generation hardware, auto dimming rear view mirror, 7 speakers with immersive sound, fixed glass roof, LED lights, LED fog lights, climate control, heated steering wheel, vegan leather upholstery, interior ambient lighting, dashcam and sentry mode, keyless entry, keyless driving and 19” alloys 

• Premium RWD - from £48,990 (below the Expensive Car Supplement) this adds a 9 speaker sound system, 20” Helix alloys (optional), 8” 2nd row touchscreen, wraparound ambient lighting, microsuede décor, ventilated seats, 2nd row heated seats, frequency shock absorbers;
•  Premium AWD -  £51,990 for the AWD this adds a 15 speaker / 1subwoofer system and the improved performance; and 

•  Performance - from £61,990 this adds 21” alloys, 16” QHD touchscreen and sports seats with power-tilt.

Configure your perfect Model Y option here.  

You can add options like the enhanced autopilot for £3,400 (for dumb and smart summon plus on and off motorway ramp autopilot and full self-driving for £6,800 (which includes enhanced autopilot plus traffic light and signal control). The tow hitch is a £1,500 attachment which can be added at factory.

All Model Y options will come with 4 years (or 60,000 miles) warranty for the vehicle and 8 years (or 100,000 miles) for the battery.   

• Juniper Standard- with a usable battery of 60 kWh this RWD SUV offers 220kW (295hp), top speeds of 125mph and 0-62 times of 7.2 seconds. Real-world ranges suggest a combined 195 miles in colder weather with warmer temperatures to allow for 270 miles (on a full charge) -  235 miles combined. The 11kW AC allows for 0-100% charging times of 6 hours and 30 minutes with the 175 kW DC enabling 10-80% in 24 minutes. The Model Y has no confirmed Bidirectional charging. It has a 158 mpg equivalent, 854L cargo volume (2118L with the seats down) and towing capabilities are 750kg (Unbraked) and 1600kg (Braked) The heat pump is available as a standard option;
•  Juniper Premium RWD -  with a usable battery of 75 kWh this RWD SUV offers 220kW (295hp), top speeds of 125mph and 0-62 times of 5.6 seconds. Real-world ranges suggest a combined 245 miles in colder weather with warmer temperatures to allow for 335 miles (on a full charge) - 290 miles combined . The 11kW AC allows for 0-100% charging times of 8 hours and 15minutes with the 250kW DC enabling 10-80% in 27 minutes. The Model Y has no confirmed Bidirectional charging. It has a 156 mpg equivalent, 854L cargo volume (2138L with the seats down) and towing capabilities are 750kg (Unbraked) and 1600kg (Braked) The heat pump is available as a standard option;

• Juniper Premium AWD -  with a usable battery of 79 kWh this RWD SUV offers 220kW (295hp), top speeds of 125mph and 0-62 times of 5.6 seconds. Real-world ranges suggest a combined 245 miles in colder weather with warmer temperatures to allow for 340 miles (on a full charge) - 295 miles combined . The 11kW AC allows for 0-100% charging times of 8 hours and 30 minutes with the 250kW DC enabling 10-80% in 29 minutes. The Model Y has no confirmed Bidirectional charging. It has a 151mpg equivalent, 854L cargo volume (2138L with the seats down) and towing capabilities are 750kg (Unbraked) and 1600kg (Braked) The heat pump is available as a standard option; and

•  Juniper Performance - with a usable battery of 79 kWh this AWD SUV offers 461kW (618hp), top speeds of 155mph and 0-62 times of 3.5 seconds. Real-world ranges suggest a combined 230 miles in colder weather with warmer temperatures to allow for 320miles (on a full charge) - 275 miles combined . The 11kW AC allows for 0-100% charging times of 8 hours and 15 minutes with the 250kW DC enabling 10-80% in 27 minutes. The Model Y has no confirmed Bidirectional charging. It has a 148 mpg equivalent, 854L cargo volume (2138L with the seats down) and towing capabilities are 750kg (Unbraked) and 1600kg (Braked) The heat pump is available as a standard option.  

Need more help and advice on your Tesla Model Y car lease for 2025 or 2026?

Head to the e-car lease brand website to build your perfect option or just get in touch with our team on 01942 910 001 or by emailing us at [email protected]