For many drivers accustomed to tame, underpowered daily commuters, even the base version of the Tesla Model Y can feel like a thrilling step up. But for those who want more than just a taste of performance, the standard Model Y doesn’t quite cut it. Fortunately, Tesla has something in the works for that crowd.

Revealed for the Chinese market, the long-wheelbase Model Y comes with seats for six - but will it come stateside?

Discover the Tesla Model Y L, featuring enhanced space and power with a new long wheelbase, set to launch in China this autumn.

Instead, Tesla extended the wheelbase to 3,040mm, or 150mm (5.9 inches) longer than the five-seat Model Y. In addition to the added length, the new Y L gets unique wheels, an updated spoiler, new seats, and appears as though it’ll be available with a new gold paint color.

An unexpected comparison from a Porsche and Tesla owner reveals why his $90,000 Macan feels unlikeable next to his Model Y, and it just might change how you judge performance SUVs.

Tesla is poised to launch the long-wheelbase variant of the Model Y in the US later this year, finally nailing the coffin for the obsolete Model X

The six or seven-seat crossover is a growing market in China. Will the three-row Model Y be enough to compete?

EVs can tow just like gas cars, but there are some caveats if you're a Tesla owner looking to hitch up a trailer.

With delivery estimated to start from the third quarter, Tesla will drive on to India's busy roads, targeting a niche premium EV segment that accounts for just 4% of overall sales in the world's third-largest car market.