Model Y L deliveries have been pushed from November all the way into December, confirming the Model Y L delivery delay many owners feared.
This shift makes complete sense once you see how quickly showroom orders are stacking up. As the Model Y L hits more stores across the country, people are walking in, sitting in the six-seater, and placing orders on the spot—sometimes 10 or 20 in just a few hours.
What the delay means for the Model Y L launch series
The extended timeline suggests the Model Y L launch series could run straight through December. Early buyers who locked in orders are now looking at later arrival dates, but the upside is more time to configure exactly what you want.
One detail that stood out in recent reviews is the new Model Y L rear comfort setting. Found in the dynamic menu under ride and handling, it lets you switch between balanced and rear comfort modes. When you have a full load in all six seats, rear comfort uses the adaptive suspension to soften the ride for back-row passengers.
Model Y L showroom orders are already strong
The fact that deliveries haven't started yet hasn't slowed demand. Every new Model Y L hitting a showroom is turning heads and converting browsers into buyers. If you're still on the fence, seeing one in person is the fastest way to decide.
For anyone ordering now, remember to use a Tesla Model Y L FSD referral before delivery. You can still add the bonus months of Full Self-Driving even after the order is placed.
Accessories worth ordering with your Model Y L
While you wait, the top accessory most owners grab first is a solid set of all-weather floor mats. The 3W all-weather floor mats — 35% off with code DENNIS35 are the ones I run on my own Teslas because the material quality beats cheaper options without costing much more.
If you're planning a Model Y L order and want the referral link for 3 months free FSD plus low APR financing, Tesla referral — 3 months free FSD + low APR financing is the one to use.
Bottom line: the Model Y L delivery delay to December is real, but demand in showrooms is only growing. The new rear comfort setting is a nice touch for six-seater owners, and early buyers still have time to lock in the best configuration.
