"Tesla's new Model Y L is sold out for October in China, with new orders showing an estimated delivery date of November 2025 at the earliest. Tesla China initially positioned the Model Y L for September deliveries, with Vice President Grace Tao confirming on Weibo that the vehicle would begin reaching customers this September. True to that promise, the first handovers of the vehicle started last week. Since its launch, the six-seat crossover has sold out its September and October allocations, hinting at healthy demand."
"Industry estimates suggested that Tesla received more than 35,000 orders for the Model Y L on launch day alone. While some Model Y L orders may overlap with those of the standard Model Y, industry watchers have noted that the six-seat, extended wheelbase variant is expanding the company's total addressable market by appealing to car buyers who need more space and seating."
The Model Y L extended-wheelbase, six-seat variant has rapidly sold through September and October allocations in China, pushing new orders to estimated deliveries beginning November 2025. The vehicle began customer handovers in September after Tesla China signaled initial deliveries that month. Industry estimates indicate more than 35,000 launch-day orders, and the larger configuration is broadening Tesla's addressable market by appealing to buyers needing extra space and seating. Strong early demand could boost Tesla's quarterly sales in China and position the Model Y L as an export candidate for markets seeking larger family EVs, priced from RMB 339,000 ($47,180).
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