Summary
- New, facelifted Tesla Model Y ("Model Y Juniper") set to launch soon
- Expected to go into production in January at Tesla’s Shanghai factory
- A 6-seat version of the Model Y expected to begin production in the 4th quarter of 2025
- Deliveries of the original Model Y began in China in January 2021
- Refreshed Model Y compared to the existing one can be seen in reviews and comparisons with the Tesla Model 3 Highland
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The highly anticipated facelifted Tesla Model Y, known as the “Model Y Juniper,” is set to go into production in January at Tesla’s Shanghai factory. This comes after the successful launch of the new Model 3, known as the “Model 3 Highland,” in Shanghai. The Model Y and Model 3 share many similarities, with the Model Y being slightly taller and longer. The refreshed Model 3 began production in September 2023 and deliveries commenced in October 2023. It is expected that a 6-seat version of the Model Y will also be introduced in the 4th quarter of 2025.
News of the new Model Y production was reported by Shanghai media outlet LatePost. Deliveries of the original Model Y started in China in January 2021, and now fans and enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the updated version. To get a closer look at what to expect with the refreshed Model Y compared to the existing model, viewers are encouraged to watch reviews of the Tesla Model 3 Highland and a comparison to the 2019 Tesla Model 3, which should provide some insights into the upcoming changes and improvements.
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