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A longer wheelbase, more spacious interior, and increased rear legroom have made many American consumers eagerly anticipate this model’s arrival in the domestic market. American consumers have long called for Tesla to introduce a larger SUV model. According to reports, Tesla is reportedly planning to launch the long-wheelbase version of the Model Y in the US market this year. Citing “reliable sources,” analyst Sam Fiorani from the automotive forecasting solutions company stated that the model will enter production later this year. Fiorani said: “The long-wheelbase version of the Model Y is expected to begin production in the US in September and could officially go on sale in the North American market by the end of 2026.” This model will be produced at the Texas Gigafactory. In addition, several camouflaged Model Y long-wheelbase vehicles have already been spotted within the US, further indicating Tesla’s plans to bring this model to the American market.

CommSec, the online securities trading platform under Commonwealth Bank of Australia, has implemented a temporary sell-only restriction on several physically redeemable crypto ETFs in Australia. Monochrome CEO Jeff Yew stated that IBTC and IETH can still be traded through other brokers. They are currently in communication with CommSec to ensure the platform understands the operational framework for physical subscription and redemption of IBTC and IETH, as well as the investor protection mechanisms.

Golden Ten Data reported on June 26 that on an interactive platform, Hongtong Gas stated that the company currently does not have any self-operated natural gas raw material business. The company procures natural gas raw materials externally using a combination of online and offline methods. The main raw gas supply channels are PetroChina, Sinopec, and coal-to-gas enterprises.