Tesla Model Y Juniper: Currently in trial production, performance and endurance upgraded, going on sale next year?
Kevin WongOct 23, 2024, 11:27 AM
It is revealed that on Chinese social media, Tesla has begun trial production of the new Tesla Model Y Juniper remodel at its Shanghai Gigafactory on October 22, with a projected daily production of only 12 cars. This production pace is relatively slow compared to the Shanghai Gigafactory's capability to produce a Tesla every 30 seconds. The official launch date has not been clearly responded to by the company, but Elon Musk stated in February that a new Tesla Model Y would not be released in 2024.
(Current Tesla Model Y)
Although Tesla has not revealed specific details about the updated model, we can still make speculations from the leaked spy photos. From the spy shots, it can be seen that Tesla Model Y Juniper remodel adopts a new "highland-style" front end, along with some unmasked prototype parts.
(New Tesla Model Y Spy Photos)
According to previous leaks, the rear lights of Tesla Model Y Juniper remodel will be connected to the taillights, forming a red strip marked with the Tesla logo. Moreover, the capacity of the new car's battery pack is expected to be upgraded to 95kwh and equipped with an 800V voltage architecture, compared to the current Tesla Model Y battery capacity of 60-78.4kwh.
(New Tesla Model Y rear)
As for the interior of the new Tesla Model Y Juniper restyled car, only one picture has been revealed so far. Interpreting from the picture, the seats appear to be perforated leather or synthetic leather upholstery, and the doors feature a suede decoration, along with a thin strand of ambient light.
(New Tesla Model Y Interior)
Information about the new Tesla Model Y Juniper restyled car is limited, and the specific details of this remodel are highly anticipated. After all, the previous Tesla Model 3 remodel took many people by surprise, who knows what kind of surprise Tesla will bring next?
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