At the recent annual shareholders meeting of Tesla, Elon Musk unveiled three new electric vehicles in development, showing an image with the models covered.
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One of the vehicles has a taller, boxier appearance, suggesting it could be a van, potentially named “Cybervan”. Tesla has shown interest in the van market, and this model could compete with other electric vehicles like the Ford E-Transit and Mercedes-Benz eSprinter.
The other two vehicles have a lower, sleeker profile, possibly including the eagerly awaited second-generation Roadster, promised for 2025, and a robotaxi. Musk mentioned the robotaxi will be a fully autonomous vehicle, possibly without a steering wheel or pedals, and nicknamed “Cybercab” due to its angular design akin to the Cybertruck.
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While Tesla hasn’t provided specific details about these new models, production of all three appears to be some time away. The company is currently focused on increasing Cybertruck production and starting large-scale production of the Semi.
Additionally, there’s speculation that one of the new vehicles could be the “Model 2”, a more affordable car starting at $25,000, though its development has not been officially confirmed by Tesla.
Source: Car and Driver
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