Man takes delivery of the first refreshed 2025 Tesla Model Y in Colorado and despite minor issues he’s very happy
- This Colorado man is one of the first 2025 Model Y owners
- The quicksilver grey car was everything he hoped for
- Some software issues didn’t dampen his excitement
Published on Mar 11, 2025 at 12:15 PM (UTC+4)
by Jack Marsh
Last updated on Mar 11, 2025 at 1:39 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Kate Bain
At long last, the refreshed 2025 Tesla Model Y is here, and one Colorado man has already got his hands on it with a glowing review, despite some minor issues.
Its been years since the Tesla Model Y came out and took the EV industry to the next level.
But since then, the car’s seen several competitors enter its rearview mirror for an overtake.
The 2025 Model Y is now here to fend off that competition, and this Colorado man thinks it’ll do just that.
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Colorado man hails new Tesla Model Y refresh
Early tests of the Tesla Model Y 2025 EV have proved quite promising, with some people applauding the slightly quicker acceleration and appearance.
Others have pointed out ways the car has continued to push the capabilities of the entire EV genre.
This Colorado man has now become one of the first in the state to receive his refreshed Model Y, and he’s absolutely stoked.
Brandon, a personality on the Out of Spec Reviews YouTube channel, recently picked up his Quicksilver launch edition from the Tesla dealership.
The first thing that impressed him was its extremely quick delivery time.
The design he chose was the sleek silver with the new bar lights, and a white interior that feels much more luxurious than previous versions.
A new steering wheel comes as one of the major aesthetic changes, but there are notable improvements across the board.
The 2025 Model Y
Aesthetics out of the way, Tesla fans have been eager to know how much the performance has increased for a car that has been pushed up to $60,000.
Well, according to this Colorado owner, it was enough to impress him.
Despite the acceleration only cutting off 0.1s from its 0-60 time, he said the difference was noticeable.
He said the handling was also notably improved at higher speeds.
“They nailed the compromise,” he said.
Some small hiccups with the door’s soft close and the software installation dampened the experience for him, but not enough to wipe the smile off his face.
The fun for the Model Y doesn’t stop in 2025 either, as Tesla is already gearing up for next year.
In fact, Jay Leno is already behind the wheel of one of its earliest prototypes.
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