Tesla has announced that its redesigned Model Y SUV is coming to the U.S., Canada, and Mexico in March, with a starting price just shy of $60,000. The

Tesla has revealed the rollout date for its revamped Model Y in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, following a similar announcement for China a couple of weeks ago.

Tesla has officially launched the new Model Y in North America and Europe after launching it in China earlier this month. The difference is that Tesla is now taking orders for both the older and newer versions of its best-selling electric SUV. That’s a unique launch for Tesla. I don’t remember the automaker doing that before.

Just a couple weeks after launching the refreshed “Juniper” Model Y in China and other Asia-Pacific markets, Tesla has started taking orders in the Americas (US, Canada, Mexico, and Chile) and Europe.

About a year after releasing the new Model 3 Highland, Tesla follows it up with the Model Y Juniper. Tesla sure has a thing for random-seeming codenames for its models. The Model 3 sedan revised last year,