Tesla plans to launch more affordable models later this year, betting on production expansion (Instagram @teslamotors)
Tesla announced plans to launch more affordable models in 2025, with production starting in the first half of the year.
These vehicles will be manufactured in the same facilities as the current models, using technologies from the current and next-generation platforms, without major technological innovations in the cheaper model, such as air suspension or 800V electric architecture.
The automaker claims that this strategy will allow for a 60% increase in sales, maximizing its production capacity.
Although the company repeated a similar statement to that made in the second quarter of 2024, few specific details have been revealed about the new models. Tesla mentioned that technologies from the Cybertruck, such as electronic steering and giga-casting, could be used in the “future vehicles,” but did not confirm whether they would be included in the budget model.
The company also did not respond to direct questions about the future affordable vehicle, and investors did not ask about it during the conference.
As a result, expectations are that Tesla will reveal more information over the coming months, but so far, there is no confirmation on when the cheapest model will be launched, leaving interested parties waiting for further details.
Source: InsideEVs | Photo: Instagram @teslamotors | This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team
