Tesla's New Entry-Level Model Expected to Launch in 2025

A new entry-level model from Tesla is expected to launch in the second half of 2025, bringing a more affordable option to customers. According to sources within the industry, the new car is anticipated to roll out production as early as mid-2025.

Pricing for the new vehicle is expected to be significantly lower than that of the current Model 3. In fact, prices may plummet below $30,000 (approximately 21,000 yuan). The pricing strategy could make Tesla more competitive in the entry-level SUV segment, with some analysts speculating that the new model might sell for as little as $14,000 in China.

While official specifications of the car have yet to be revealed, early rumors and leaks suggest it will draw from a combination of existing Model 3 and Model Y platforms. A cohesive integration with Tesla's brand-new core architecture would also enable the creation of this new vehicle.

Gossips on the Model's Details

Speculation on the exact model name remains unclear, however "Model Q" has surfaced amongst rumors as a potential title; if officially confirmed in China it may have an even lower value. This new model might help Tesla expand its presence and make electric vehicles more accessible to additional consumers.

Key Attributes of the New Model

Key points from early release rumors point towards specifications that might fit into typical "first-tier" SUV features including:

• Length under 4 meters.
• Lighter by 30% compared to current model 3.
• Reduced electrical potential as a part of standard offer only within an 500 kilometers operational radius.

Power and propulsion

A notable characteristic is the adoption of electric power exclusively for driving purposes, which may result in both single-and dual-drive arrangements (depending on geographical region requirements) with further details to be unveiled during its public unveiling.