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2026 Tesla Model Y L Debuts in Australia: A Game-Changing 6-Seater EV SUV
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2026 Tesla Model Y L Debuts in Australia: A Game-Changing 6-Seater EV SUV

Tesla's fresh release, the 2026 Model Y L, is making waves as it hits the Australian market with a tempting price tag of AU$74,900. Marked as the cheapest three-row EV, it combines affordability with range and functionality. The Model Y L boasts a spacious 2-2-2 seating layout, a robust range of 681km WLTP, and features like adaptive dampers, dual-motor AWD, and impressive cargo space. This launch hints at future availability in Southeast Asia, stirring excitement among potential buyers.

Mar 14
2026 Tesla Model Y L Debuts in Australia: A Game-Changing 6-Seater EV SUV

Tesla's New Model Y L: Australia's Cheapest Six-Seat EV Hits the Market!

Tesla has launched its 2026 Model Y L in Australia, offering a longer, six-seat option that's great for families. Priced at $74,900, it's the country's most affordable six-seat electric vehicle, combining a 681km range with premium features like adaptive suspension and vehicle-to-load capability. With a practical third row and second-row captain's chairs, this model sets a new standard for family SUVs.

Mar 13
Tesla's New Model Y L: Australia's Cheapest Six-Seat EV Hits the Market!

Tesla Electrifies Europe with Budget-Friendly Model Y Long Range RWD

Tesla has unveiled its Model Y Standard Long Range RWD in select European markets, boasting an impressive 657 km WLTP range and a budget-friendly price of €44,990. This model features a single rear motor and efficiency gains that make it a cost-effective choice for range-conscious consumers seeking a more affordable option without the luxury frills.

Jan 12
Tesla Electrifies Europe with Budget-Friendly Model Y Long Range RWD

Tesla's Revamped Model 3: Charging Ahead with 750 km Range

Tesla's Model 3 Long Range is set to hit European markets with a groundbreaking 750 km WLTP range, powered by a new 84.7 kWh battery from LG Energy Solutions. The upgrade marks a 6.8% improvement in range, maintaining Tesla's edge in the EV market amidst growing competition. The refreshed Model 3 will start deliveries in Europe by late August 2025.

Aug 25
Tesla's Revamped Model 3: Charging Ahead with 750 km Range

Tesla Model 3 Gains Longer Range in Australia Without a Price Hike

The entry-level Tesla Model 3 RWD in Australia now offers a remarkable 520km WLTP range thanks to a new 62.5kWh LFP battery, all while maintaining the same price. Despite a 7km range increase, the price stays at $54,900 before on-road costs. This boost impacts Aussie Model 3s made from February 2025 and comes amid a 61.9% drop in Tesla's sales this year.

May 17
Tesla Model 3 Gains Longer Range in Australia Without a Price Hike

EV Showdown: Polestar 3 and Tesla Model 3 Draw Even in Winter Range Battle

In a stunning twist, the Polestar 3 and Tesla Model 3 tied at 330 miles in a winter range test conducted by the Norwegian Automobile Federation. Despite the cold conditions, both EVs proved their mettle, though the Polestar 3 outshone with only a 5% deviation from its WLTP range. Tesla, on the other hand, lagged behind with a 24% drop, sparking debates on range accuracy.

Jan 20
EV Showdown: Polestar 3 and Tesla Model 3 Draw Even in Winter Range Battle