hard pass.
There is no Tesla model that functions like a minivan or suv or crossover. Tesla doesn’t have a true 7 seat passenger car for non-child humans…my wife wanted a Honda pilot for the roomy 7 seats over the X pseudo-7 seat model. I don’t know why their cars are so small, but my 3 teenage daughters don’t enjoy riding in the back of the CT…every trip we have to take the Honda.
Except one seats 7 over three rows with 4 captain style seats while the other seats 5 and has a short bed isolated from cabin.Dimensions are essentially the same.
Or 4 small kids with a wife.
Indeed — 4 kids with parents. Maybe they removed the center seat to allow rear occupants better visibility when entertainment is on the larger screen.
Both the Model Y and X are more like crossovers than real SUVs. Many of my fellow Tesla owners are abandoning their Model Ys and Xs to buy other larger EV SUV such as the Kia EV9, Caddy EV SUVs, Rivian R1S, and Lucud Gravity for the extra passenger rooms and/or for the better SUV looks. I would love to see Tesla build a proper full sized 3 row SUV for family with lots of children or that fits the tastes of many American SUV buyers. I loved my R1S's SUV styling and if not for her unrefined drive, poor services, lack of tech and poor build quality, I would have kept it. The least Tesla can do is to build the Model YL here in GigaTexas. This is a great low cost alternative to the Model X.
