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Tesla's "Juniper" refreshed Model Y spotted in California

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Max McDee, 09 July 2024

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A heavily camouflaged Tesla Model Y has been spotted near the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California, sparking speculation about the much-anticipated "Juniper" refresh. Despite CEO Elon Musk's assurances that no new Model Y would debut in 2024, the sighting suggests work on the new model is well advanced. Could this be Tesla's way of drumming up excitement for a 2025 launch?

The concealed vehicle, spotted by a Reddit user, was heavily guarded, with covers obscuring both the front and rear. However, it's widely believed this could be the Juniper refresh, given the similarities to the Model 3 "Highland" refresh's pre-reveal camouflage.

Possible New Model Y sighting
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If the rumors are true, we can expect a significant overhaul of the Model Y's exterior, echoing the Highland's revised front and rear fascias, headlights, and taillights. The interior could also see substantial upgrades, including ventilated seats, ambient lighting, a stalkless steering column, and a thinner infotainment display bezel. It's also possible that the Model Y will inherit the Model 3's advanced keyless entry system with ultra-wideband capabilities.

While Tesla hasn't officially confirmed any of these details, the company's history of shared parts between the Model 3 and Model Y lends credence to these speculations. After all, maximizing cost efficiency is a cornerstone of Tesla's strategy.

Tesla's ''Juniper'' refreshed Model Y spotted in California

The timeline for the Juniper refresh remains uncertain. Tesla's CEO has been vocal about his disapproval of premature speculation, claiming it could harm sales of the current model. However, if the Model 3 Highland's timeline is any indication, we might see the Juniper refresh unveiled as early as Q2 2025.

Despite being the world's best-selling vehicle in 2023, the Model Y has seen a slight dip in sales this year. A refreshed model could be just what Tesla needs to revitalize its sales and maintain its dominance in the electric vehicle market. In the meantime, potential buyers might want to keep an eye out for a fire sale as Tesla clears out its existing inventory.

The sighting of the camouflaged Model Y has certainly fueled anticipation for the Juniper refresh. Whether this move is a strategic marketing ploy or a genuine leak - we won't know for sure. But it's good to see the Juniper out in the open, preparing for its big day.

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