Model Y L
Long-wheelbase 3-row 6-seat Model Y. Now available in the US at $61,990 (Launch Series).
Buy NowKey Facts at a Glance
- Seating 6 adults (2-2-2 captain chair layout)
- Real-World Range ~285-310 mi real-world typical (325 mi EPA)
- Towing TBD — not confirmed at US launch
- FSD Hardware HW4 (AI4 Computer)
- Max Charging Rate ~250 kW DC (Supercharger V3, NACS)
- Safety No US NHTSA/IIHS crash test data yet (just launched Jul 2026).
HARDWARE VERSION GUIDE
Tesla's OTA software capability is determined by the hardware computer installed at the factory — not the model year or trim level. If you're buying used, check which HW version is in the specific car before purchasing.
VERSION COMPARISON
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Launch Series
$61,990
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| Tagline | Just launched in the US. 3-row, 6-seat, 325 mi EPA — now orderable at Tesla.com. |
| 0-60 mph | 4.5s 0-60 mph |
| Range | 325 mi (EPA) |
| Drivetrain | Dual Motor AWD |
| Power | 507 hp (378 kW combined) |
| Top Speed | 124 mph |
| Highlights | 6-seat 2-2-2 captain chairs, V2L 3.3kW, 16" touchscreen, variable damping suspension, NACS |
| Verdict |
First and only US trim. Launch Series premium pricing — a standard trim at lower cost may follow. Great hardware, but early days.
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TL;DR
RELEASE HISTORY & WHAT CHANGED
Model Y L launched in China as a single Premium Long Range AWD grade. Long-wheelbase 3-row 6-seat 2-2-2 captain chair layout, 16-inch touchscreen, V2L 3.3kW, continuously variable damping suspension. Deliveries from September 2025.
First markets outside China. AUD $74,900 (approx. $47k USD). European type approval also received. Southeast Asia (Thailand) unveiled at BIMS 2026, deliveries Q2 2026.
Tesla officially launched the Model Y L in the United States and Puerto Rico. Arrives first as a Launch Series priced at $61,990. 325 miles EPA range. 6-seat 2-2-2 captain chair layout. Available to configure and order at Tesla.com.
FEATURE DEEP-DIVE
Full Self-Driving (FSD)
- Hardware
- HW4 (AI4 Computer)
- Capabilities
- Supervised FSD on city streets & highways, Auto Lane Change, Navigate on Autopilot, Smart Summon, Autopark
- Option
- $8,000 add-on or $99/month subscription
- Subscription
- $99/month FSD subscription
Charging
- Max Rate
- ~250 kW DC (Supercharger V3, NACS)
- Range per 15 min
- ~150 miles in 15 min (est. based on Model Y platform)
- Home Charging
- NACS port — Wall Connector overnight charge
- Port
- NACS native
Interior
- 2-2-2 six-seat captain chair layout (no bench in row 2)
- 16-inch center touchscreen
- 8-inch rear touchscreen
- Heated, ventilated & power-reclining second-row captain chairs
- Third row with electric recline, cupholders, AC vents, USB-C
- Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) 3.3 kW output
- Continuously variable adaptive damping suspension
- Simultaneous 50W + 30W wireless charging pad
Safety
No US NHTSA/IIHS crash test data yet (just launched Jul 2026). Built on proven Model Y Juniper platform — 5-star expected.
5-YEAR OWNERSHIP ESTIMATE
- Fuel Savings (5 yr)
- $5,000-7,000 vs comparable 3-row gas SUV
- Maintenance (5 yr)
- ~$2,500 (tires, wipers, cabin filter — no oil changes)
- Insurance
- Moderate; expect $2,000-3,200/yr (slightly above Model Y due to higher price)
- Depreciation
- Brand new US launch — resale unknown, but Model Y platform has strong residual track record
- Federal Credit
- N/A — federal EV credit expired Sept 30, 2025. Check state incentives.
- Bottom Line
- Launched at $61,990 Launch Series. Strong TCO potential — same low-maintenance Model Y platform with 3-row utility at roughly half the cost of a Model X.
PRICING & SAVINGS
Federal EV Tax Credit (Expired)
The federal EV tax credit expired September 30, 2025. The up-to-$7,500 credit for new EVs (Section 30D) and up-to-$4,000 credit for used EVs (Section 25E) are no longer available for vehicles acquired after that date.
The federal tax credit for EV charging equipment (Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit) remains available — up to 30% of installation costs — through June 30, 2026.
STATE INCENTIVE EXAMPLES
OTHER SAVINGS
- ▸Federal charger tax credit: 30% of EV charger installation costs (through June 30, 2026)
- ▸Many employers offer pre-tax commuter benefits for EV charging
- ▸Some utilities offer time-of-use rates — charge overnight at $0.04-0.08/kWh
- ▸Tesla Supercharger network: ~$0.35-0.50/kWh, still 40-60% cheaper than gas
- ▸No oil changes, no transmission service, brake pads last 100k+ miles (regen braking)
The federal EV purchase credit expired Sept 30, 2025. State and local incentives vary and change frequently. Always verify current eligibility with your state's energy office and a tax professional before purchasing.