GOODBYE MODEL Y! Elon Musk Just Announced New Variants and Options for Tesla 'Juniper' 2025

GOODBYE MODEL Y! Elon Musk Just Announced New Variants and Options for Tesla 'Juniper' 2025
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00:00 Intro
01:05 What Can We Expect from the Two New Model Y Juniper Variants?
02:31 What’s New with the 7-Seater Model Y Juniper?
08:52 How Could Tesla's new five-seat Model Y Juniper be the game-changer?
11:51 Outro
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GOODBYE MODEL Y! Elon Musk Just Announced New Variants and Options for Tesla 'Juniper' 2025. With Tesla constantly pushing the boundaries of innovation, Elon Musk has recently confirmed that the highly anticipated overhaul of the Model Y—codenamed 'Juniper'—is officially on its way. This exciting news brings even more curiosity about what’s next for one of Tesla’s most successful models. The Tesla Model Y has been a global success story, but like any vehicle, it eventually needs a mid-cycle refresh to stay competitive.
We’ve known that Tesla plans to overhaul the Model Y, similar to what they did with the Model 3, but the details of what exactly will be changed—and more importantly, when—have been a mystery until now. However, thanks to Musk’s recent announcement, we can be sure that Tesla's Model Y is gearing up for a significant update. This refreshed Model Y could debut early next year in China with both 5-seat and 7-seat options.
GOODBYE MODEL Y! Elon Musk Just Announced New Variants and Options for Tesla 'Juniper' 2025. What will these new versions bring to the table compared to the current model? How do they compare to each other? And when can we expect them to hit the market? We’ll explore all of that in today's video.
GOODBYE MODEL Y! Elon Musk Just Announced New Variants and Options for Tesla 'Juniper' 2025. Rumors have been swirling about the upcoming Juniper, and recent reports out of China have added fuel to the fire. According to the National Business Daily, the first quarter of 2025 is set to witness the launch of a revamped Model Y. This report, citing an anonymous source within Tesla’s supply chain, suggests that the updated Model Y will debut with two variants: one with five seats and another with seven.
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[MrRIMON]

TESLA IS THE BEST VEHICLES IN THE WORLD

[HorstTamamIssa]

A new central screen and updated interior sound great for the five-seater. Looking forward to the fresh look and feel!

[HonomiSakakihara]

The five-seater Model Y sounds like a great move for Tesla! It’ll make owning a Tesla more accessible for everyday drivers. Excited to see it in action!

[BevanBarbosa]

I hope the seven-seater Model Y is more spacious than the current version. A more comfortable third row would make a big difference!

[NarumAraujo]

The seven-seater could be perfect for road trips if they fix the third row issues. It’s about time Tesla addressed this.

[AnwarMuyassar]

The five-seater Juniper seems like it’ll be a hit with those who want a Tesla but don’t need all the bells and whistles.

[WooanWoltering]

The five-seater Juniper’s potential cost savings might just make it my next car. Love the idea of a more budget-friendly Tesla.

[dalazyone]

7 seats don’t make sense unless the body structure changes to give more head & Leg room for two adults. Maybe a hatchback Model Y instead.

[AzizAwado]

I’m really curious about the new seven-seater Model Y. If Tesla can make that third row more comfortable, it could be a game-changer for family trips!

[AmbessaSayid]

The seven-seater’s expanded cargo space is a nice touch. I hope the third row is more comfortable than the current version.

[RodolfoPiazza]

I’m glad Tesla is working on making the Model Y more affordable. A more budget-friendly five-seater could be just what they need!

[ArthurAlbuquerque-wihz]

The five-seater version sounds like a smart move by Tesla. It should make the Model Y more accessible to those who want a Tesla without breaking the bank.

[KiyuuMochizuki]

Tesla’s strategy to update the Model Y is smart. The five-seater version should appeal to those who want the Tesla experience without all the frills.

[CrisianoConi]

The idea of a special edition for China sounds interesting. Tesla seems to be really focusing on different markets with this refresh.

[treg]

New Juniper is looking more and more like a BYD or Xpeng with the rear lighting - This is a compliment.
BTW 7 seater makes no sense as Model Y is too small, too short and too low towards the tail and ground clearance too low. When you've been inside a Li One 6/7 seater, you realise why these cars have to be 5metres long, have higher ground clearance and more back headroom so that the 3rd row seats can be usable and make any sense for 7pax on a tight budget. Realistically, a 7 seater MPV like the Zeekr 009 is ideal for 7 pax practicality out on camping and road trips.

[mariemcall]

Well I think No 1 and 2 are pretty nice not bad of ya Car the Extra Seats are for Family that have Children that's Pretty for that all say keep up the Good Work Everybody?

[vikingau]

Would not scale back on heating in cars meant for Melbourne, AU, Winters are too cold.

[HaywardHarry]

I’m intrigued by the international variations. If the seven-seater is tailored for China, I wonder if similar adjustments will come to the U.S.

[jgrahumada]

🤨I want a six seater with more leg room for the third road.

[PoppyFeetham]

Can we expect any significant changes in the driving range of the five-seater Juniper?