On July 17, analysts at Goldman Sachs emphasized that Tesla's latest addition, the Model Y L, a larger six-seater variant of the Model Y, holds the potential to bolster the company's growth prospects. Slated for a fall release in China, the Model Y L targets the three-row SUV segment with an anticipated price tag of $56,000 (roughly equivalent to RMB 400,000). While acknowledging that this new model might cannibalize sales of the Model Y and Model X to some extent, Goldman Sachs asserts that it will substantially enhance Tesla's footprint in pivotal mid-size SUV markets, including the United States, Europe, and China. Furthermore, Tesla is anticipated to introduce a more affordable version of either the Model Y or Model 3 by 2025. Goldman Sachs forecasts sales of this upcoming model to reach 375,000 units by 2027 but also advises investors to be mindful of potential risks, such as tariff hikes, intensified competition, and pricing pressures. Despite these considerations, Goldman Sachs continues to assign Tesla a "Neutral" rating with a target price of $285.