Tesla Model Y L exceeds range estimates in real-world test
The 2027 Tesla Model Y L, featuring a third row and 20-inch Uberhelix wheels, achieved 358 miles in Edmunds’ standardized test, surpassing Tesla’s official 320-mile estimate by 11.8%. Despite weighing 300 pounds more than the Premium AWD version, the Model Y L attains this efficiency with a drag coefficient of 0.216, an integrated spoiler adding 15 miles of range, and a more powerful rear motor borrowed from the Model Y Performance. The battery capacity increased to roughly 83 kWh, utilizing the extended chassis, while thermal management improvements include a triple-layer silver-coated glass
- Model Y L achieved 358 miles tested vs 320 miles Tesla estimate
- Drag coefficient 0.216 and ~83 kWh battery in Model Y L
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