Tesla has introduced a 7-seat version of its Model Y Long Range All-Wheel Drive (AWD) in Europe and the Middle East. The new option comes with a €2,100 upgrade for customers seeking extra passenger space.
The seven-seat configuration includes a third row with seating for two (basically small children and adults on shorter rides), designed with easy access and added convenience features like USB-C charging ports. The second row offers sliding seats with adjustable backrests, enhancing passenger comfort and entry into the third row.
For those needing extra storage, the second and third rows fold flat, maximizing cargo space for items such as luggage, furniture, or skis. The Model Y’s electronic fold-flat seat releases in the trunk allow for quick transitions between passenger and cargo configurations. The vehicle’s liftgate opens to a low trunk floor, simplifying loading and unloading.
Tesla’s seven-seat Model Y offers greater versatility for families and individuals who need to carry both passengers and cargo efficiently.
Tesla has officially crossed another major milestone on the road to autonomous driving. Over the weekend, multiple Tesla Model Y vehicles were spotted driving themselves on public roads in Austin, Texas, with no one in the front seats and no safety driver on board. According to Tesla and Elon Musk, these were public tests of […]
Tesla has published its official November 2025 recap, highlighting a busy month across the company’s global operations, product lines, and community. The update, shared on X, touches on everything from major corporate milestones to continued momentum for Full Self-Driving (Supervised) and record-breaking Supercharger usage. One of the biggest events in November was Tesla’s Annual Shareholder […]
SpaceX appears to be heading toward a public offering sooner rather than later, and the latest comments from Elon Musk all but confirm it. Responding to a post by Ars Technica’s Eric Berger on X, Musk simply said, “As usual, Eric is accurate,” after Berger shared his report detailing why SpaceX now plans to go […]
