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2027 Tesla Model Y L Finally Lands on American Shores Starting at $63,630
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2027 Tesla Model Y L Finally Lands on American Shores Starting at $63,630

Car and Driver · Jul 3, 2026, 4:00 PM · Also reported by 1 other source

Key takeaways

  • Helping replace the family-friendly hole left by the Model X, the new long-wheelbase Model Y has extra passenger and cargo space.
  • Sedans, after all, don't have a huge audience these days, and there are always higher-content trims of the Model 3.
  • See all results for new 2027 Tesla Model Y for sale near 6045

Why this matters: an automotive development that could shape industry direction or buying decisions.

Helping replace the family-friendly hole left by the Model X, the new long-wheelbase Model Y has extra passenger and cargo space.

View Photos Tesla Plenty of families bought the Tesla Model X not for its fancy rear doors, but for its three-row convenience.With the X put out to pasture, Tesla needs to offer something a bit bigger than the Y, and it already makes such a car for the Chinese market.The new Tesla Model Y L's six-inch-longer wheelbase gives it a proper third row compared with the regular Model Y; the L Launch Series starts at $63,630.The discontinuation of the Model S was the end of an era for Tesla, but not really something the company's accountants had to worry about much. Sedans, after all, don't have a huge audience these days, and there are always higher-content trims of the Model 3. However, the Model X folding its doors for the last time is more problematic, as it squeezes out families looking for a third-row solution. With the Hyundai Ioniq 9 and Kia EV9 offering plenty of space and electric range, the competition was right there.

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