long wheelbase tesla model y coming to america this fall reportTesla is preparing to expand its North American electric vehicle lineup with a roomier variant of its top-selling crossover. According to a report by Not a Tesla App, an internal timeline targets an August or September launch for the longer-wheelbase Model Y L in the United States.While internal manufacturing targets are subject to shifting validation schedules, production tooling changes are reportely already underway at Gigafactory Texas to accommodate the larger frame. This development follows structural indicators from earlier this spring, when a bare Model Y L chassis was spotted at the Texas facility, alongside subsequent road testing observed at the Fremont factory test track in April.Key Specifications & Interior LayoutThe Model Y L originally debuted in the Chinese market last summer before expanding into Australia and New Zealand. The vehicle's primary differentiator is its physical dimensions, which are specifically scaled to improve cabin volume.AdvertisementAdvertisementWheelbase: Extended by 150mm (approx 5.9-inches) over the standard model.Overall Length: Increased by 179mm (approx 7-inches).This physical stretch allows for a true 2-2-2 seating configuration layout.The interior utilizes independent second-row captain's chairs equipped with heating and ventilation. Additional cabin updates include a larger 16-inch central infotainment display and a comfort-tuned suspension system designed to manage the increased vehicle mass.Performance and Estimated U.S. RangeMechanically, the vehicle aligns closely with the existing Model Y Premium (formerly "Long Range") All-Wheel Drive variant.Because the vehicle's Chinese CLTC range rating remains virtually identical to the standard variant 751 km vs 750km, the U.S. version is highly likely to retain an EPA-rated range near the current 327-mile mark.long wheelbase tesla model y coming to america this fall reportMetricChinese Market Spec (CLTC)Projected U.S. Spec (EPA)0-100 km/h / 0-60 mph4.5 seconds km/h~4.6 seconds 0-60 mphRated Driving Range751 km~327 milesMarket Positioning and Pricing RealitiesAccording to the report, the Model Y L is expected to command a premium of approximately $4,000 over the standard All-Wheel Drive trim, mirroring the pricing structure utilized in China.AdvertisementAdvertisementGiven the current U.S. base price of $49,900 for the Premium AWD model, automotive analysts project the Model Y L will list at approximately $53,990. This slots the model directly below the Performance trim ($57,990).This strategic addition plugs a key product gap left after Tesla closed orders for the premium Model S and Model X. Following its North American release, the vehicle is expected to debut quickly in European markets, where it secured EU type approval last year.