Expect Tesla to launch a product barrage in 2025 focused on affordability, including Model Y Juniper, New Cybertruck, and Redwood.

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Tesla Model Y Juniper launch is imminent as a new report from China confirms that volume production will start in January at Giga Shanghai

A small, more affordable Model Y is coming to the U.S. in 2025, says an automobile intelligence firm.

A faulty tire pressure warning light is the latest in a series of recalls for the Elon Musk–led automaker. Tesla is issuing a major recall on nearly 700,000 vehicles, including its 2024 Cybertruck.

Tesla Model Y delivery window in Europe has been pushed back to May, while some say a Juniper official announcement might come in January

Already available in Australia, Hong Kong and Singapore – as well as European countries, including Norway and The Netherlands – Xpeng is a ten-year-old company based in Guangzhou, China. It currently produces seven different vehicles and intends to bring the G6 to the UK in March, potentially followed by four more models over the next three years.

The local media in China, quoted by CnEVPost, reports that the Model Y Juniper will enter mass production in January, which is less than a month away. The Model Y is built in China at Tesla’s massive production facility in Shanghai, which supplies China and other world markets.

Previously known as the Model 2, but more recently referred to as the Model Q, a compact Tesla could sit below £30,000, where it would bring top-notch EV tech, including Tesla’s Supercharger network, to the masses.

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