Tesla's larger Model Y L, a 6-seater with an extended wheelbase, is set for its U.S. debut, with production anticipated to start in September at Gigafactory Texas and sales commencing by late 2026. This variant, already available in markets like China and Malaysia, is poised to fill a crucial void in Tesla's U.S. lineup after the Model S and X were discontinued. Analysts highlight the Model Y L's enhanced versatility, comfort, and significantly improved interior space, directly addressing the cramped third row of the current 7-seater Model Y. Its arrival leverages the Model Y's immense popularity, which represented one-third of all EV sales in the first quarter.
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