Tesla 2025: All the upcoming models

The countdown to the launch of the 'new' Model Y continues. 2025 could also be the year of the Model Q.

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By: Alberto Carmone

Dec 31, 2024 at 4:20am ET

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Tesla's 2025 will be marked by two models. First of all, we'll be seeing the long-awaited restyling of the Model Y, while by the end of the year, it could be time for the Model Q, a model smaller than the Model 3, but not yet at the level of the future Model 2.

So let's put together all the information gathered over the last few months, and try to imagine the near future of the American brand.

The restyling of the Tesla Model Y

Tesla Model Y

Production of the restyled Model Y should have already begun a few weeks ago in Chinese factories, and it's likely that its unveiling will only be a matter of time. In general terms, it's possible that the new Tesla will carry over several aesthetic elements from the restyled Model 3, starting with the front headlights.

At the rear, on the other hand, there's talk of an LED bar to give the American crossover more personality. As for the powertrain, we're expecting 60 kWh LFP and 77 kWh NMC batteries, as on the Model 3, and a range structured similarly to that of the hatchback.

However, it is likely that the most powerful version, the Performance, will have to wait a few months longer. Prices could start at around £40,000 for the rear-wheel drive version, with a smaller battery and a range of around 300 miles.

Model	Restyled Tesla Model Y
Body	D-segment SUV
Engines	Electric
Launch	Early 2025
Price	from around £40,000

Tesla Model Q

Tesla Model 3 performances in 2024

There's no official information on this Tesla yet, but in China, work on the Model Q has reportedly already begun. Expected to be unveiled in the first half of 2025, it will be 15% smaller and 30% lighter than the Model 3.

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It will retail for the equivalent of around £25,000 and could have two LFP battery packs of 53 kWh and 75 kWh, with the possibility of rear-wheel drive and all-wheel drive versions. However, Elon Musk is no stranger to last-minute second acts, and we don't know whether the Model Q will actually see the light of day or remain a prototype.

However, in addition to the Model Q and Model Y, we may learn more in 2025 about the Cybercab, the autonomous taxi that will go into production in 2026.