Tesla Model Y L Now in Showrooms, Received Approximately 40,000 Orders on Day One

The Model Y L was officially launched on August 19 with a starting price of ¥339,000 (approximately $46,500 USD), and deliveries are expected to begin in September.

On its first day of availability, the Model Y L received approximately 40,000 orders.

On August 20, Tesla officially announced that the Model Y L has arrived at all showrooms and is now open for inquiries and viewing.

The Model Y L was officially launched on August 19 with a starting price of ¥339,000. The company stated that deliveries are expected to begin in September. The introduction of this model is part of Tesla’s strategy to target the Chinese family vehicle market, directly competing with six-seater SUVs like the Nio ONVO L90 and the Li Auto i8.

Front view of the Tesla Model Y L showcased in a well-lit showroom.

To this end, the Tesla Model Y L has received upgrades in various aspects, including vehicle dimensions, power performance, and luxury features.

The most noticeable improvement is in the vehicle’s dimensions. The new model measures 4976mm in length, 1920mm in width, and 1668mm in height, with a wheelbase of 3040mm. Compared to the standard Model Y, the length has increased by 179mm, the height by 44mm, and the wheelbase by 150mm. The additional space accommodates a third row of seats.

In terms of power, the Model Y L is equipped with a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system. The front motor delivers a maximum power of 142 kW, while the rear motor produces 198 kW, resulting in a combined power output of 340 kW. The vehicle is powered by an 82 kWh ternary lithium-ion battery pack supplied by LG, offering a CLTC range of 751 km—making it the longest-range version in the Model Y series.

Upgrades to the interior include heated seats throughout the cabin, independently foldable second and third rows, and a storage capacity of 2539 liters.

A Tesla Model Y L displayed in a showroom, showcasing its sleek design and rear features under bright lights.

Data shows that from January to July 2025, sales of the standard Model Y in China reached 202,257 units, a year-on-year decrease of 17.15%. The Model Y L is tasked with boosting Tesla’s sales in the Chinese market.

According to automotive reviewer “Junwei EVLIFE,” the Model Y L received approximately 40,000 orders on its first day of launch. Additionally, car enthusiasts learned from Tesla sales representatives in various regions that showrooms with the Model Y L on display generally received over 20 orders on launch day. These figures strongly indicate the model’s competitive edge in the market.