NO MORE MODEL Y. Tesla's 3 HUGE Projects in 2025 Officially Announced. What Happened?

NO MORE MODEL Y. Tesla's 3 HUGE Projects in 2025 Officially Announced. What Happened?
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00:00 Intro
00:54 $17,89K Affordable EV
04:19 Next-Level Electric SUV
08:35 Tesla Van: The Future of Family Travel
11:46 Outro
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NO MORE MODEL Y. Tesla's 3 HUGE Projects in 2025 Officially Announced. What Happened? What's coming next for the EV titan that reshaped the automotive world? While Tesla’s competitors are ramping up efforts, from Chinese manufacturers to legacy automakers, the American brand still holds the crown... but how long can they stay on top? Tesla has been a game-changer for over 20 years, with household favorites like the Model 3 and Model Y dominating the electric car landscape for over a decade. Yet, the automotive world is evolving fast, and Tesla can’t rely on past successes alone. The company knows this, and that’s why 2025 is shaping up to be one of its most transformative years.
So, what's in the pipeline for Tesla as it faces the pressure to stay ahead of the curve? Let’s dive into the exciting new releases—Model 2, the updated Model Y Juniper, and the highly anticipated Tesla Van—and see how these vehicles aim to reshape the future of EVs.
$17,89K Affordable EV
The Tesla Model 2 is the centerpiece of Tesla’s 2025 lineup, with an expected price tag starting at just $17,89. This represents a remarkable 70% reduction compared to the Model 3, whose starting price is currently around $40,000. What do you think about driving a fully electric vehicle that costs less than $20,000? Comment below if you're excited about Tesla making electric vehicles more affordable!

NO MORE MODEL Y. Tesla's 3 HUGE Projects in 2025 Officially Announced. What Happened? Scheduled for release in mid-2025, the Model 2 is expected to play a crucial role in Tesla's vision to make EVs accessible to the masses. Production will primarily take place at Tesla's massive Giga Texas facility, which spans 2,500 acres, alongside support from the Gigafactory Berlin-Brandenburg, which will cater to the European market. Tesla has set an ambitious goal to ramp up production of the Model 2 to 4 million units annually, ensuring widespread availability.
One of the most innovative features of the Model 2 is its use of Gigapress technology, which allows Tesla to cast the front and rear body sections as a single piece. This reduces the vehicle’s overall body weight by up to 10%, bringing it down from 355 pounds to just 220 pounds. As a result, the production process is more efficient, with each Model 2 taking just 7 hours to manufacture—30% faster than current models.

NO MORE MODEL Y. Tesla's 3 HUGE Projects in 2025 Officially Announced. What Happened? But what makes the Model 2 stand out from the competition? Besides its price, the compact design is ideal for urban drivers. Measuring just 4.3 meters in length, it’s smaller than the 4.69-meter Model 3, making it perfect for city driving and parking in tight spaces. The Model 2 is expected to deliver a range of approximately 310 miles on a 53 kWh battery—20% more than its predecessor. The aerodynamic design and flat underbody further improve the car’s energy efficiency by up to 15%, reducing consumption to just 14.25 kWh per 62 miles.
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[jangsookim-lp]

I can’t wait for the Tesla camper van.

[CalebCannan]

The seven-seater Model Y might just be the answer to the growing demand for family-friendly electric SUVs.

[JakerRidley]

I think the five-seater will attract a lot of new buyers. It’s a smart move to make Tesla more affordable.

[CharlieDeBavay]

Tesla’s approach to different markets with these updates shows their commitment to meeting global demands. Impressive!

[carlosdieguez]

I am interested in the Juniper. Like the 400 miles battery range.

[doylewillis]

I would love to have a Tesla if it was affordable

[JenCole-sizr]

However, Tesla should prioritize expanding charging infrastructure before launching the Model V.

[marcsuhler]

Extended range makes the model Y quite attractive.

[TaeRawAsl]

I support Tesla's commitment to using high nickel cells; it shows dedication to advancing battery tech.

[GailJanised]

Are there any specific updates to the safety features in the new five-seater Model Y?

[Fritsvrolijk]

In Holland you dont get the Tesla 2 for 25 .000 dollar the government is ripping of car owners .And stil waiting for the model 2

[quintonhorne]

I like both the Model Y Juniper and the Model2 plus the longer range

[MonotoshSett-of]

I see potential in the Model V catering to both passenger and commercial needs; it could broaden Tesla's market.

[scottbeller]

1st, the 400 mile "Y"... 2nd, the new the compact Model 2 with the compact price!

[marcsuhler]

Get it done before the end of Q2 2025 and it's a go. Otherwise watch my money go to a competitor.

[johnrahn]

The minivan is the most useful for families. More versatile and more useful space and better efficiency than a SUV like the Y.
The camper van is a very limited market. However, the prices of ICE camper vans are very high so it might sell well..

[СВЕТЛАНАБАТЬКОВНА-ыо]

Regarding sales targets, aiming for 10 million units seems overly ambitious, considering production capabilities.

[MagdaWrady]

The seven-seater’s improved cargo space is a plus, but let’s hope they address the third-row comfort issue.

[todddowney]

YES A$ 35000 LONG RANGE TESLA WOULD BE ENTICING BUT THATS ALL GREAT BUT GETTING ALL THESE NEW NAME EV'S SERVICED DON'T EVER GET MENTIONED 'A HUGE CONCERN FOR ME . MOST PEOPLE HAVE NO IDEA HOW TO GET WORK DONE ON THESE .

[NeomiFaith-jmmw]

What kind of performance enhancements can we expect from the seven-seater Juniper?