Tesla Model Y L Launches in Australia: Six Seats, 681km Range and Vehicle-to-Load Tech

Tesla has launched the six-seat Model Y L in Australia with a 681km claimed range and vehicle-to-load technology, expanding the appeal of its best-selling EV to family buyers needing more space.

Tesla has launched the Model Y L in Australia — a long-wheelbase, six-seat variant of the country's best-selling EV — with an impressive 681 kilometres of claimed range and vehicle-to-load (V2L) technology that allows the car to power external devices and appliances. What Makes the Model Y L Different The Model Y L extends the standard Model Y wheelbase to accommodate a third row of seats, addressing one of the biggest criticisms of the standard model for family buyers. The additional row is suitable for children or occasional adult use, making the Model Y L a genuine alternative to larger family SUVs. The 681km range figure is based on WLTP testing and represents a meaningful step up from the standard long-range variant. Vehicle-to-Load Explained V2L technology allows the Model Y L to act as a mobile power source, capable of running appliances, tools, or even powering a campsite. This feature has become increasingly important for Australian buyers who want EV versatility beyond just …