Tesla Model Y L Launched in India: 6-Seater SUV with 681 km Range

New Delhi: Tesla has expanded its electric SUV lineup in India by launching a new long wheelbase variant of Model Y. This new model has been brought keeping in mind the premium segment and its ex-showroom price has been fixed at Rs 61.99 lakh. 

What's new in this long wheelbase version?

In this new variant, the length and wheelbase of the vehicle have been increased, which provides more space in the cabin. According to reports, it also has the option of three-row seating, which has been designed keeping family use in mind. 

Has there been a change in performance also?

Tesla has provided all-wheel drive system in this model, which improves driving control and grip. The company's focus is not only on space but also on performance and smooth driving experience. 

Is it a more comfortable SUV?

Due to the long wheelbase, the second and third row passengers get more legroom. The interior space has been significantly increased to make long distance journeys comfortable. 

What is Tesla's strategy in India?

Tesla made its debut in India with Model Y and is now offering the same in different variants. This new model targets customers who want more space and premium features.

Does price limit its reach?

Tesla vehicles are expensive due to heavy import duty in India. This is the reason why Model Y and its new versions are still limited to a specific premium segment. 

How different is it from the standard Model Y?

The price of the already available Model Y in India starts from around Rs 59.89 lakh and it offers a range of 500 to 661 km. The main changes in the new long wheelbase version have been made in space and seating layout. 

Will Tesla's grip increase in the Indian market?

The demand for SUVs is continuously increasing in India, especially in the premium segment. In such a situation, this new variant of Tesla is being seen as an attempt to strengthen its hold in the market.

What are the further indications now?

Tesla may bring more models in India in the coming time. Besides, emphasis is also being laid on expanding the charging network so that it can be easier to adopt electric vehicles.