The most futuristic Tesla is coming in 2025

Everyone is waiting for the fresh Compact SUV Tesla Model Y will have to wait a little longer. Elon Musk says the highly anticipated “Juniper” model, which has already been delayed for so long that it has caused discontent among consumers, will not be arriving in showrooms anytime soon. Not only will 2024 not be the Juniper year, it is also uncertain whether 2025 will be either.

Rumors about the release of the Tesla Juniper in 2024 have been suppressed

Polarizing visionary Elon Musk announced the less-than-imminent release of the Model Y Juniper in his usual vague, uncompromising way: Rumors of his arrival in 2024 are quashed. Musk hasn’t given a timeline at all, so even another year might not be enough to get it ready for public consumption.

Tesla fans believe the time for the Model Y upgrade should be soon

The updated version of the popular SUV obviously doesn’t follow the same design and launch plan as the Model 3 or the other Teslas. Followers of the leading American electric vehicle manufacturer have noticed that the brand stays fresh and relevant through frequent updates and upgrades. In most cases these are minor adjustments, such as: B. Software optimizations or improvements to the interior or aesthetics, but also larger renovations are not uncommon.

In 2021, the Model S and Model X as well as the Model 3 “Highland” were revised. That’s theoretical It’s the Model Y’s turn. But according to Musk, no.

Rumors about the Juniper have been circulating since the redesigned Highland was released in September 2023. It seemed obvious that the model

The current Model Y achieved what most would have thought impossible when it received sales approval from the Chinese government, a sign of its popularity in the electric vehicle market.

Buyers waiting for the Juniper could delay Model Y sales

Considering how many people believed that the release of the Tesla Model Y Juniper was imminent, it’s safe to assume that there were quite a few potential Model Y buyers hold off on purchasing until the new model comes out.

This will impact current sales of the Model Y, which is probably the main reason Musk felt pressured to provide clarity on the Juniper’s release date (or lack thereof). This is the message: If you want a Model Y, you should buy the model currently on offer. If they want to wait, they must be aware that the renewal will take place indefinitely. That could happen in 2025, but maybe not.

Elon clarified via his X profile (formerly Twitter) @elonmusk:

“There will be no ‘refresh’ for the Model Y this year. I should note that Tesla continually improves its cars, so even a car six months newer will be slightly better.”

A first look at the Model Y Juniper, according to “leaked” information

Some information has leaked about what buyers can expect from the upgraded Tesla Model Y Juniper when it finally hits the market:

• Exterior design changes: The Juniper features a streamlined front end, redesigned lighting, new design wheels with additional color options and the Tesla name has been added to the rear trunk.
• Interior upgrades: The Juniper’s interior will feature new seats, high-quality materials, an improved touchscreen, acoustic glass, acoustic suspension and no steering wheel stalk.
• Improved performance and range: Drivers can look forward to improved batteries, greater range and powerful spoilers and dampers.
• Improved Technology: Self-driving features, ambient lighting and over-the-air updates will be available in the updated Model Y.

While the wait for the Juniper may be a long one, it’s clear from the list above that drivers have a lot to look forward to. In the meantime, the beefy stainless steel Tesla Cybertruck, among other Teslas, is also available for those who don’t want to wait to buy.