The Tesla Model Y Juniper will face pricing challenges in the U.S. as President Trump eliminates government price incentives.

The long-awaited Juniper model is now available for order, but the outgoing versions aren’t going away just yet.

After all the rumors and leaked images, the refreshed Tesla Model Y aka Juniper is finally available to order in the U.K., Europe and the U.S. Here are the key changes.

Pictures and videos of trailers carrying Tesla Model Y Juniper EV in China show that deliveries might start earlier than previously expected

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 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,

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,

With both of Tesla's most affordable models recently refreshed, let's see how these sedan and SUV siblings match up.