Tesla has launched the Model Y L, a larger version of its popular Model Y SUV specifically designed for the U.S. market. The new Model Y L features an extended wheelbase that increases interior space, offering enhanced comfort and usability for American drivers. It also delivers an improved driving range of 325 miles, making it more practical for longer trips.
Tesla Unveils Larger Model Y L with Extended Range for U.S. Market

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“Tesla introduces the Model Y L, a bigger SUV variant with a 325-mile range and more interior space, tailored for the U.S.”
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