Musk suggested that the push towards self-driving technologies in America makes the Tesla Model Y L less of a priority for US release.

Tesla CEO, Elon Musk, has unveiled that a six-seat Model Y variant, which debuted in China recently, may not be produced for the US market.

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk hints that new Model Y L may not come to U.S. due to self-driving advancements, disappointing supporters.

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CEO Elon Musk said its new Model Y variant, launched in China, may never enter production domestically, citing the rise of self-driving vehicles.