After months of declining global sales, Tesla posted a big jump in the second quarter. The automaker recorded one of its best Q2s yet, thanks to surging sales in Europe.
Now, to regain momentum in the U.S., Tesla has launched the six-seat Model Y L at $61,990. It gets a longer wheelbase, a cavernous interior, and 325 miles of range, along with a complimentary year of Full Self-Driving (FSD) and Supercharger access.
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Tesla Launches 6-Seat Long-Wheelbase Model Y In The U.S. For $61,990
The Model Y L features an extended wheelbase, more interior space, and 325 miles of range.
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