See inside Tesla’s new $62,000 six-seater Model Y L, which has been a huge hit in China and is now on sale in the US

Tesla launched the Model Y L in China last year as it battled a wave of competition from local EV brands.

The luxury SUV quickly proved a major hit, with local media reporting that Tesla sold more than 120,000 units in its first month on sale.

The first two rows of the Model Y L feature heated and ventilated seats, as well as touchscreens, while the third row offers power reclining and one-touch folding to quickly stow the seats.

Tesla says the Model Y L has 325 miles of range, compared to 321 miles for the base-level Model Y and 306 miles for the $57,490 Model Y Performance.

Model Y L deliveries are set to begin in October with a limited-edition run of “Launch Series” vehicles. These will come with special badging and luxury interior touches, as well as 12 months of free supercharging and Tesla’s Full-Self Driving tech.

The Model Y L launch will help fill the hole in Tesla’s product lineup left by the Model S and X, which were discontinued earlier this year to free up factory space to build the company’s Optimus humanoid robot.

It’s also evidence that despite Musk’s efforts to pivot the company toward AI and robotics, boosting EV sales still remains a key part of the master plan.

Tesla reported Thursday that it sold over 480,000 EVs in the second quarter, smashing Wall Street’s expectations, but research firm Cox Automotive estimated that the brand’s US sales fell 20% year-over-year in that period. The Model Y L could be key in turning that slump around.