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Perched at the top of the line-up is the Performance AWD, starting at AU$72,900 (US$50,800), making it comparatively cheap compared to the AU$89,400 (US$62,300) Model Y Performance All-Wheel Drive.

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The lower two Model Y trims are strong lease deals, but you may want to consider the Ford Mustang Mach-E if you’re looking for a performance model.