Tesla's CEO, Elon Musk, announced that Tesla's new Tesla Model Y SUV crossover will be launched at their Design Studio in Los Angeles on March 14. Accordingly, the new car will be Tesla's fifth car in 2003.
Tesla's new model Y is manufactured using 75% of the world's lowest-cost Model 3 car. Elon Musk said that the new 3-door model is 10% larger, 10% higher and the model 3 is much smaller than the model 3. Also, this new SUV does not receive the attractive "Falcon Wing" doors of the Model X in Tesla's other SUV.
The Tesla Model Y SUV will be available for more details, including specs and prices, while Elon Musk further said that the company has prepared Tesla Model Y SUVs for Test Rides after the launch. Accordingly, Tesla may already have a hint that the Model Y is a Prototype.
The Tesla Model Y SUV will be set to start production in Tesla Gigafactory, Newcastle, in 2020 and are expected to produce the new car in the future by the Tesla Gigafactori in China. The Tesla Model Y SUV has so far been featured in a black and white picture, but on different occasions since the year 2015, the Model Y SUV has given various clues to the car.
The announcement was made three days after the release of the Model 3-model car, which Tesla had previously promised for a $ 35,000 purchase. Last week, Tesla announced that it plans to sell its products entirely online only in the future. Due to this reason, a number of showrooms in Tesla will be shut down and their employees will be evacuated.
In addition, Elon Musk gave a hint of the next generation of Tesla "Supercharger" or Charging Station. This new version 3 Charging Station is scheduled to begin this month. Accordingly, this new Charging Station has the ability to charge Tesla cars with 350kW. The existing Tesla charging station can charge up to 145kW by now, and the current Tesla car is only capable of up to 120kW. Elon Musk also said that Tesla's electric pickup truck will also be launched at the end of this year.
However, in the near future, Tesla will showcase the latest world-class experience to global consumers.
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