NEW 2025 Tesla Model Y Juniper - LAUNCH With 15% More Autonomy, New Features and 500 Wh/kg battery!
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NEW 2025 Tesla Model Y Juniper - LAUNCH with 15% More Autonomy, New Features, and 500 Wh/kg Battery!
We all know that the Model Y has been Tesla’s most successful car for the mass market up until now, and as of the latest update, in the second quarter of 2024, Tesla has absolutely crushed it by delivering around 444,000 vehicles, with 95% of those being Model Y and Model 3. Now, Tesla is gearing up to blow our minds with the upgraded Model Y Juniper, promising some seriously exciting improvements. So, without further ado, let's dive into all the juicy details we have so far about this sensational new model and what makes it so darn special!
NEW 2025 Tesla Model Y Juniper - LAUNCH With 15% More Autonomy, New Features and 500 Wh/kg battery!
Exterior and Interior Redesign.
According to Inside EV, one of the main changes expected in the Model Y Juniper is an exterior redesign. The media outlet anticipates that Tesla will give the revised Model Y a similar exterior makeover to the refreshed Model 3, featuring a completely new face with slimmer, more modern-looking headlights that replace the upturned nose. The rear lights and bumper are also expected to be updated to match the Model 3 Highland, giving the Juniper a more aggressive bumper akin to the new Model 3 Performance.
NEW 2025 Tesla Model Y Juniper - LAUNCH With 15% More Autonomy, New Features and 500 Wh/kg battery!
Next up is some change that comes to the wheel. Tesla has a history of revising wheel designs with each model refresh, and the Model Y Juniper is surely to follow this trend. While the wheel sizes will remain the same, improvements in the wheels' appearance and aero performance are anticipated. For instance, the refreshed Model 3 saw a reduction in its drag coefficient from 0.23 to 0.219, and it is probable that the Juniper will benefit from similar advancements. Right now, all Model Y trims have a drag coefficient of 0.23, but the car can feel bulky, with even the performance trims taking 3.5 seconds to accelerate from 0 to 60 miles per hour (with rollout subtracted). In contrast, the 2024 Model 3 Performance can achieve the same feat in only 2.9 seconds. So it will be exciting to see Tesla's efforts to improve the ride quality of the Model Y.
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