Tesla’s Model Y Just Got a ‘Y’ Upgrade: Meet the Model YL!

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Introducing the New Model YL

Hold your horses, Tesla fans! Just when you thought the Model Y couldn’t get any cooler, Tesla has announced its latest masterpiece, the Model YL. Yes, you heard right! It’s not just a regular Model Y; it’s bigger, better, and available to our friends in China this fall.

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What Makes the YL Stand Out?

First things first, this electric marvel isn’t just a few tweaks away from its predecessor. The Model YL flaunts a longer wheelbase that’s approximately 150mm longer (or about 6 inches, if you’re a fan of imperial measurements). And let’s not forget it’s also a dainty 180mm (or about 7 inches) longer and 24mm taller. Talk about feeling like royalty on four wheels!

The filing gives us a little more detail. Here’s a comparison table between the new Model Y released earlier this year and this new Model YL:

Specification Model Y Model YL
L*W*H (mm) 4797*1920*1624 4976*1920*1668
Wheelbase (mm) 2890 3040
Front/Rear Overhang (mm) 896/1011 896/1040
Track Front/Rear (mm) 1636/1636 1656/1624
Top Speed (km/h) 201 201
Curb Weight (kg) 1921 2088
Tire Size 255/45R19, 255/40R20 255/45R19, 275/45R19
Energy Type BEV BEV
Motor 220 kW 142 kW / 198 kW
Battery Type LFP NCM
Battery Supplier CATL LGES Nanjing

Why the Model YL is a Smart Move

So, why all these adjustments? Well, with every electric third-row SUV popping up like daisies in China, Tesla knew it had to step up its game. The new Model YL is anticipated to be around $50,000—a competitive stance against rivals like the Onvo L90 that starts at just $39,000. But hey, you get the glory of a Tesla, right?

In conclusion, Tesla’s announcement of the new Model YL isn’t just a revelation; it’s a strategic response. The battle for the electric vehicle market is just heating up, and we’re excited to see how this larger, fresher Model YL fits into the mix!

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