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What's driving the change.

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FEATURED / MODEL Y L
AUSTRALIAN EVS · TESLA

Does your family need the Model Y L?

Six seats, 681 km WLTP and 2,539 L of space. We go through Tesla's three-row SUV seat by seat.

EV Select original · 16 October 2026 · Photo: Ethan Llamas / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
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PRICING

The sub-$46,000 Model 3, and the one we'd pick

On Tesla's own figures, the new base car goes further than the dearer Premium RWD.

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SALES DATA

One in four: what September's sales tell us

BEVs topped petrol again, and the six-month EV average hit a record.

EV Select original · Oct 2026
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EV SELECT / RESEARCH

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Not the marketing.

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EV SELECT / ROAD TRIPS

Every great drive
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Discover rapid chargers around Australia by network, power and location. Build a custom road-trip route.

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Editorial transparency. News articles are written by EV Select from cited sources, listed at the end of each article. Breaking items are short summaries in our own words, each linking to the original post on X. The background is a real photograph of a 2025 Tesla Model Y (Dllu, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons). Article photos are openly licensed Wikimedia Commons images of the exact vehicles discussed; full credits are on the image credits page.