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delta4x4 Modded Tesla Model Y - Electrified Jacked-Up Bucket Of Fun!

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Imagine being extremely silent and gliding through the woods, damn that sounds more like a predatory feline instead of a over 2-tonne vehicle. Well what we have showcased here is indeed exactly that once the good people at delta4x4 got their hands around it.


The delta4x4 Tesla Model Y’s off-roading prowess was made possible with a newly developed suspension lift kit that increases the vehicle's lift by 35 mm. With that, rolling track was also tackled, hence increasing it by 8 cm making it possible to slap on a 60mm wheel arch extension giving it a cross-road outlook. The Model Y now has a cool ground clearance of 22 cm giving it the freedom to navigate carved out forest paths, fields, dirt roads and tracks.




Moving on, delta4x4 outfitted the Model Y with a solid roof rack capable of hauling heavy weights. The roof rack is ideal for any enthusiast to carry along their sand plates, shovels, water canisters, boxes and even a roof tent. The rack also makes for a perfect spot to mount off-road spotlights.


Now on the topic of illumination, delta4x4 had opted for PIAA’s range of LED headlights which is arguably some of the best in the market. The lights fitted are the latest generation PIAA S-RV 40” plus four of the PIAA 550 range which are mounted perfectly in the front bumper.




Below are the delta4x4’s Tesla Model Y cost breakdown and brace yourselves it isn't cheap:

  • Lift kit - 900 Euro (RM4,250)

  • 20-inch wheels and tires - 4,500 Euro (RM21,000)

  • Widened design - 4,760 Euro (RM22,500)

  • Roof rack - 2,900 Euro (RM13,700)

  • PIAA LED Light Bar V-RF40 - 900 Euro (RM4,250)

  • PIAA 550 LED high power headlights - 1800 Euro (RM8500)




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JPJ Running Numbers

KUALA LUMPUR

VRQ2107

SELANGOR

BST7079

JOHOR

JE2920J

PULAU PINANG

PSF5607

PERAK

APL4765

PAHANG

CFH7389

KEDAH

KGJ1239

NEGERI SEMBILAN

NEL8479

KOTA KINABALU

SJU1336

KUCHING

QAB5649P

Last updated 17 Sep, 2026

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