US EditionTesla Model YL: Six-Seat Electric SUV One Step Closer to Australia
Tesla's six-seat Model Y L, priced from AU$58,900, offers a longer wheelbase and Full Self-Driving subscription, expanding options for Australian buyers.
- On Sunday, Department of Infrastructure's Road Vehicle Regulator documents showed Tesla's China-exclusive Model Y L as variant YL5NDB approved for sale in Australia, Drive reported.
- By adding 150mm to the wheelbase, the Model Y L stretches the regular Model Y to 3040mm and 4969mm overall, replacing the second-row bench with captain's chairs and heated third-row seating.
- Owners can add Full Self‑Driving for AU$149 per month, with the system requiring driver oversight, Tesla documents show.
- The Model Y L will give Tesla its first three‑row SUV offering in Australia since the Model X was withdrawn in 2020, expanding family choices and improving ownership with Supercharger access and federal Fringe Benefit Tax exemptions via novated leasing.
- While no showroom launch date is confirmed, approvals typically precede arrivals by months; Tesla has not announced a date, and the Model Y L's European approval noted a 681km WLTP range.
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Tesla Model Y L six-seater approved for Australia ahead of launch
Tesla’s six-seat, extended-wheelbase Model Y L has been approved for sale in Australia, as per newly published government documents. The variant, listed as YL5NDB on the Australian government’s ROVER approval website, has confirmed that Tesla has received regulatory clearance to offer the extended Model Y to domestic customers. Documents seen by Drive show that the Model Y L has been approved in Australia in a single dual-motor, all-wheel-drive …
Six-seat Tesla Model Y L inches closer to UK arrival
The six-seat Tesla Model Y L has taken a step closer to being sold in the UK, after fresh documents revealed that a right-hand drive (RHD) version has been approved for the Australian market. In summer 2023, this bigger, wider variant of Tesla’s world-beater was leaked as a patent filing on the Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information website under the ‘Model Y L‘ moniker. We expect the Model Y six-seater to have two seats up front, two in t…
For those interested in the Tesla Model Y but need more than five seats, this news is sure to be exciting. The six-seat variant, known as the Tesla Model Y L, is reportedly set to enter the right-hand drive market, opening up more opportunities for consumers in the region. According to a report by CarExpert, the model has appeared in Australian government certification documents, hinting that its launch could be imminent and could potentially ha…
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