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Tesla’s new China move is a fresh spin on its super popular Model Y, a car you see everywhere from city streets to highways. The Model Y L extends the original design to fit six seats, with more space and a few surprises. Launching in China this fall, it’s to meet the demand for larger family cars in a super competitive market. At 4,976 mm long, 1,920 mm wide and 1,668 mm tall, the Model Y L is visibly bigger than the five-seat version. It’s about 7 inches longer, with a 6 inch longer wheelbase at 3,040 mm. That extra

Chinese vehicle manufacturer BYD took delivery of a new pure car and truck carrier (PCTC) from Guangzhou Shipyard International in a ceremony on Wednesday, July

Tesla is tweaking the Model 3 and Model Y for customers in China but they remain essentially the same cars it has been selling for years.

Sky News analysis reveals the carmaker's benefit from state subsidies is threatened after its founder’s row with the president

Tesla Introduces Longer Model Y L SUV in China This Autumn

Tesla is introducing a larger, six-seat Model Y L in China to counter declining sales.

If you cannot beat them, then join them. America's Tesla and China have agreed to a $557 million mega deal amid tensions between the two countries.

Tesla has filed to release a new Model 3 variant in China, called the Model 3+. This new version of the electric sedan is a Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) model and could become the automaker’s longest-range […]

Tesla has officially unveiled two new variants of its best-selling electric vehicles in China: the Model 3 Plus and a long-rumoured stretched Model Y L with a real third row. Both launches come as Tesla faces intensifying competition in the world’s largest EV market, with Chinese automakers like BYD, NIO, and even Xiaomi in full-on | Tesla has officially unveiled two new variants of its best-selling electric vehicles in China: the Model 3 Plus and a long-rumoured stretched Model Y L with a real third row. Both launches come as Tesla faces intensifying competition in the world’s largest EV market, with Chinese automakers like BYD, NIO, and even Xiaomi in full-on