Tesla readies six-seat version of Model Y
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China accounted for 61.1 percent of the nearly 10,000 electric vehicles imported by India, up sharply from 22.8 percent the previous year. Imports from China have surged nearly 20-fold over the last four years—from just 332 vehicles—to dominate the Indian imported EV landscape.
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The Model Y L is 4,976 millimeters long (196 inches), which makes it about 179 mm (7.0 inches) longer than the regular Model Y. Its 1,920 mm width is identical to the five-seater version but the 1,668 mm height makes it about 40 mm taller. The 3,040 mm wheelbase (120 inches) also makes it about 50 mm longer (2.0 inches) between the axles.
Tesla hasn't unveiled new global vehicles, but is launching the Model Y L, an upgraded version of the popular EV, in China this fall. The new six-seater, three-row vehicle is expected to help Tesla in the Chinese market, where it has been losing market share to competitors.