Based on official industry data, Tesla sold 92 BEVs last April, pushing their year-to-date total to 561 units. This has enabled them to leapfrog brands such as BMW (315 units), Mercedes-Benz (143 units), Subaru (134 units), and Mazda (476 units).

While Tesla sold 31 Model 3 EV sedans last April pushing its year-to-date total to 119 units—outselling brands like Changan (115 units), Kia (60 units), and even Hyundai (33 units). Bulk of their sales remain the Model Y EV SUV with 61 units sold last April. January to April Model Y EV SUV sales have now reached 442 units—outselling Mazda (323 units) and Subaru (113 units) combined.

As Tesla starts deliveries of its new Model Y L—a three-row, 6-seater SUV, the Elon Musk-led EV maker says more Filipinos are embracing electric mobility as a practical and long-term transportation solution.

The Model Y L is positioned as a compelling option for Filipino families with its flexible three-row seating and generous cargo space for daily essentials, luggage, sports equipment, and even multiple golf bags.

The 6-seater vehicle has generated strong market interest due to its combination of competitive pricing, fast delivery timeline, premium features, and real-world usability.

Less than one month after the order site went live the first delivery of Model Y L units was held at 7/Neo, a fitting venue operated by Neo Group whose sustainability vision aligns with Tesla’s mission to build a world of sustainable abundance.

Redefining how quickly buyers can go from browsing to owning. To support faster ownership opportunities, Tesla listed a select number of vehicles accessible through its online inventory page helping buyers secure vehicles with quicker delivery times. Moreover, Tesla is also ramping up its delivery capacity to address increasing demand.

The Model Y L brings added convenience through Tesla’s reliable and expanding Charging network complemented by the 1-year comprehensive insurance that comes with every new Tesla vehicle.

Tesla is committed to building a seamless, plug-and-charge network that eliminates complicated setups and multiple steps. With the lowest EV charging rates in the market, Tesla makes electric vehicle ownership both convenient and cost-efficient. The brand now operates 4 Supercharging (16 Superchargers) and 6 Destination Charging stations (24 Wall Connectors) in the Philippines.