A NIO ES6 lands at $81,585 in Germany against a Tesla Model Y listed from €39,990 (≈$45,873) — a +$35,713 gap, and the ES6 lands above the Model Y in all seven markets modelled, from +$3,745 in Thailand to +$35,713 in Germany. Spec wins everywhere; price loses everywhere.
The Onvo L60 leaves the factory $16,605 below a Tesla Model Y's German entry price — and lands $6,896 above it: $52,640 landed in Germany (+80.6%) against a Model Y from €39,990. Seven markets, two cars, one tariff map.
In Germany the Xiaomi YU7 lands at $63,005 — $17,132 above a Tesla Model Y from €39,990 (~$45,873). In Thailand the same car lands at $42,849, $8,838 below it. The tariff map decides this matchup.
The BYD Sealion 7 lands at $47,538 in Germany — $2,811 above a Tesla Model Y from €38,970 — yet $13,729 below the Model Y's UAE price and $18,284 below Thailand's. Seven-market landed-cost math, both sides sourced.
A BYD Atto 3 lands at $31,503 in Germany, $27,713 in the UK and $23,736 in Australia — $13,208–$28,423 below a Tesla Model Y. The compact-vs-mid-size math.
In Germany an XPeng G6 lands at $45,830 — $1,120 above a Tesla Model Y from €38,970. In the UK the same car lands $17,111 under it. The tariff map decides.