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It definitely doesn't. I looked / measured. 2 problems
1: The hatchback door isn't tall enough. A couple inches to small, don't recall
2: This one is less obvious, the hatchback is tapered down. So when the hatchback is up and you measure down from the ceiling, that's too small to start with. However, a good amount of the MY space is actually further toward the back than where the hatchback connects to the roof and rotates. All of that small has even lower height.
Disappointing, I know.
Quoted from prentice:A Reddit user suggested otherwise in this link below, does anyone have updates on fit for a standard modern regular body?
https://reddit.com/r/pinball/comments/zfi9y6/_/izcj7t5/?context=1
Hey... I really want a pin to fit in there so I hope someone has real data that shows I'm wrong.
This measures ~27.25"
I don't believe that's going to fit many pins without removing the head. I believe this is a problem whether you put the head in first or last.
Reference:
https://insideevs.com/features/408595/video-tesla-model-y-measuring-everything/
But I'd like to be wrong here!
I suspect it would fit just fine if you are ok driving with the hatchback not closed.
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