24 NEW Electric Cars For 2025 | Tesla’s Competiton Is HERE

We cover tons of new EV vehicles set for release in 2025.

1. All-Weather Floor Mats

2. Front License Plate Mount - Quick Bandit

3. Screen Protector (Model Y/3)

4. Cyber Backpack

5. Fanttik X8 Apex Tire Inflator

6. Spare Tire for Tesla

7. Tire Air Caps

8. HEPA Filters

9. Scent Wedge Tesla Air Freshener (Model Y/3)

10. Air Freshener Adapter

11. Car Vacuum

12. Center Console Organizers (Model Y/3)

Teslarati New Owners Bundle

13. Jowua Console & Dock

14. Jowua Console Bar Hub

15. Under Seat Storage Containers (Model Y)

16. Front Trunk Organizer (Model Y)

17. Side Door Organizers

18. Side Cubby Storage Bins (Model Y)

Bonus: Rear Seat Storage (Model Y)

19. Samsung T7 SSD

20. Roof Shade (Model Y):

21. Water Bottle Holder

22. Phone Mount

23. Tablet Mount

24. Steering Wheel Trays

25. Arm Rest Cover

26. Sunglasses Holder

27. CCS Adapter

28. Dashboard Cap Cover

29. Pedal Covers

30. Pet Cargo Cover

31. Cleaning Products

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32. Model 3 Grocery Hook

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Tesla
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Cybertruck Paint
Model Y Mini
New Tesla
Project Highland Tesla
EV Battery
EV Batteries
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Electric Vehicles
Latest EVs
Acura ZDX
GM Bolt
Cadillac Celestiq
Fiat 600e
Volvo EX30
Kia EV5
Mini Cooper E
Audi RS6 EV
Escalade IQ
Fisker Pear
Porsche Macan SUV
Honda EV

[jmcarb]

This has been happening for years. The competition has been coming for years.

[michaelkristensen]

Seems to me competition is coming for Tesla in the form of lofty specs and flashy jpegs. It will be interesting to see what these companies can deliver in real life. I won't hold my breath😏

[camronrubin]

These companies need to get their shit together

[jacksonsjourney]

This video is old. Did you just edit the date for last year's video?

[fishonband]

for the last 5yrs, they were always like "just 2yrs later!!!"

[animalloverjulian]

I’ve heard rumours that the highland model 3 will have 70 miles more range and be 15% cheaper than now. If this is true, Tesla will be ahead of the game.

[JoseFernandez-mnqt]

Thanks so much for the information! I do have a something to nitpick about, and that’s the emphasis that everyone seems to be putting on 0-60 times. Unless it is atrociously slow, like below 8 seconds, this is of no relevance whatsoever. The important things are the range, the usability of the vehicle, security and cost, as well as the ease to charge.

[ronlmjl]

what these legacy manufacturers still won’t have over Tesla (at least in the US) - consumer friction with dealerships.

[PhantomGlider-pt]

This has been happening for years. The competition has been coming for years.

[mizan]

Nice video and info. Please create a chart of all the Evs

[abcfhdi]

Was thinking of getting a Tesla, but maybe I should wait for everything to be on NACS. Prices are coming down across the board, you can actually find reasonably priced EV's now and hopefully that continues to be the case, feel sorry for anyone who brought when everything was overpriced. Also, 2 way charging needs to be standard, using your car as a backup battery for your house rather than having to get a separate power wall. Maybe the car could power your home even when there isn't a power outage to save on utilities, running off the car battery at peak rate times and charging at night when rates are lower, or in combination with solar panels to go off grid most if not all of the time with utility power used only as a backup.

[striker]

If a person lives in an apartment likely there’s no EV charge point (as could be in a home) meaning that EV user will need to charge at public chargers which cost more than charging at home charges ( for the most part). So average cost at public charge station is 33 cents per kw hour as opposed to 15 cents per kw hour at home meaning a 100kw hour battery in a EV would cost $33.00 to charge at public and $15.00 at home.

[Deanna-zs]

All Stores Please Lower the price of all Military and Local for all Brands of Electric Cars Products and Accessories and Production Cost Now That's too much $$ The Whole World Now 🙏🙏🙏

[quyenluu]

It doesn’t matter how many models the completion makes. It’s the number of model that they can sell profitably that matters. Unless they’re making money, they’re slowly killing themselves.

[Yormsane]

16:30 Can't wait to see that new Chrysler 300 EV, with its 22" chrome rims and expired cardboard tags.

[Bullitt-hwln]

None of these company's can scale to be competition for Tesla.

[stevep]

Well, at least a couple companies appear to care about making a nice looking EV. So I guess that’s an improvement.

[cloudbudget]

This is a very optimistic line-up. I doubt half of these EVs will make it into reality and those that do will cost more than the prices given here and the margins for these cars will give little incentive for the companies producing them to push them hard. It's not going to be pretty, but I hope I am wrong. By the time most of these EVs come out Tesla's specs will be improved on price, range, and services, so those that look like they might compete now, will ultimately fall short. ugh

[jasontinton]

I drive 170 miles to work and same back so would need 400 mile range then in winter minus 10percent and age of battery minus 10 percent so I think i would need 500 mile range or as close as. I would love to go electric and cut down my emissions but i dont think it is possible yet.

[williamgrunzweig]

🤣Art investment, oh lord. Please do some research viewers on how Art is valued and how prices are stabilized or adjusted...the practice is so shady it's not funny.