After launching the standard Model Y last year, Tesla recently extended its Model Y lineup with the new Model Y L (long-wheelbase), featuring a third row and a more spacious cabin.

Bookings are already open for the long-wheelbase version, with deliveries expected to commence from June. The new version also comes with a new powertrain, and you now get three options to choose from if you are planning to buy the Tesla Model Y.

To clear up any confusion, we have curated a detailed report that takes you through the Tesla Model Y's variant-wise powertrain options. But before we break it down variant by variant, here's a quick look at the powertrain options in detail:

Tesla Model Y Powertrain Options

It is important to note that Tesla has not mentioned the size of the battery pack, but we do know other significant details:

• As seen above, the Model Y can be had with three different powertrain choices. You get two rear-wheel-drive options and an all-wheel-drive version.

• The all-wheel drive powertrain is the only one to get dual motors, and is also the quickest one here.

We recommend both long-range and all-wheel drive versions, as they offer much more value than the standard rear-wheel drive option. The extra range will definitely make your ownership experience much more hassle-free.

Tesla Model Y Variant-wise Powertrains

• As seen above, both standard and long-range versions of the rear-wheel drivetrain are solely available with the Model Y Premium.

• The new Model Y L comes only with an all-wheel drive version.

Apart from offering a more capable powertrain, the Model Y L is also the practical choice, as it offers three rows and a longer wheelbase. To take a closer look at its details, check out this story.

Similar to this report, we have also curated a detailed report of the variant-wise colour options available with the Model Y.