Tesla Model Y gets fresh configuration with three highly requested features
Tesla adds a $2,500 upgrade for a seven-seat third row, black headliner, and larger 16.3-inch touchscreen to the Model Y Premium AWD Long Range.
- On Monday night, Tesla launched the Model Y Premium seven‑seat option on the US configurator, available only in the United States on the Premium All‑Wheel‑Drive Long Range Model Y for $2,500.
- Driven by consumer demand, Tesla reintroduces the 7‑seat option after its removal during the early‑2025 design changeover and teased it as early as June of last year.
- Hardware and visual tweaks include a black headliner, matte black exterior badging, dark-grey 20'' Helix wheels, and a 16‑inch main display on the Premium trim.
- The move positions the Model Y as the cheapest three-row Tesla in the US, attracting families with larger households despite limited legroom and potentially influencing sales of the best-selling vehicle.
- However, the third row appears very small and mainly suitable for children, unlike the China Model YL six-seater with extended wheelbase; Elon Musk, CEO, said it `might never come` to the US before late 2026.
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Tesla launches a seven-seat version of the 2026 Model Y
Tesla's 2026 Model Y is now available on the company's site and it comes with a new (and old) option: a seven-seat version via a third row. The extra seating costs $2,500 and is only available if you order the Premium All-Wheel-Drive Long Range model. Tesla first teased the option last year via an email to prospective buyers with the promise of "seating for up to seven and enough room for everyone's gear," Electrek reported at the time. The new…
Tesla Model Y gets fresh configuration with three highly requested features
Tesla has launched a new Model Y configuration in the “Premium” trim, and it comes with three highly requested features that have launched in markets outside of the U.S. and in other trims. Tesla announced on Monday night that it has officially launched the Model Y Premium in a seven-seat configuration, which also comes standard with a 16″ touchscreen and black headliner, both of which are featured in the Model Y Performance trim. The seven-seat…
After a decline in sales, the American manufacturer seeks to expand its customer base with a seven-seater version and some aesthetic changes.
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