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Does Tesla FSD finally have some competition?!

The Model Y L starts at $74,900, the Long Range AWD at $68,900. Both share the same 378kW dual-motor AWD powertrain, identical 250kW DC charging and identical 1,588kg towing capacity, so the price gap buys space and range, not speed.

For that $6,000: a third row taking seating to six, 95km more WLTP range (681km vs 586km) from a larger 86kWh usable battery, Vehicle-to-Load rated to 3.3kW (the first Tesla in Australia with V2L, the Long Range AWD has none), adaptive suspension, and a second-row entertainment touchscreen.

The Long Range AWD claws back ground on weight (16kg lighter), is marginally quicker to 100km/h, and has a bigger single cargo area when all seats are in use (822L vs 420L).

One software quirk right now: FSD v14 has rolled out to the regular Model Y but hasn't yet been activated on the Model Y L, pending extra validation for the longer-wheelbase platform.

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Do you think Jaguar can make a comd back with their next generation EV?

Looks interesting. Also intrigued by Hyundai's new Pleos infotainment system.