All we know about Tesla Model Q
Tesla has long been a pioneer in the electric car industry, and with the launch of new models, the company continues to shape the future of car culture. Recently, Tesla released the news of the upcoming Tesla Model Q. Although much is still unclear, rumors and speculations have been circulating around this future electric car, and enthusiasts worldwide are eagerly awaiting what Tesla has to offer. Here is a summary of what we know so far about the Tesla Model Q.
Launch Tesla Model Q
Expected delivery in the first half of 2025. No exact timeframe has been confirmed.
What is the Tesla Model Q?
The Tesla Model Q is expected to be a compact SUV, as part of Tesla's plan to broaden its range of electric cars. According to recent rumors and Tesla's previous statements, the Model Q is supposed to be an affordable and compact electric car that should attract a wider audience.
Price Tesla Model Q
The price for the Tesla Model Q is expected to be from $30,000, making it Tesla's most affordable model to date. With the Model Q, Tesla continues to push the boundaries of accessibility and innovation in the electric car industry, setting a new standard for affordability in the EV segment.
Dimensions of Tesla Model Q
Designed as a compact construction, the Tesla Model Q measures approximately 3,988 meters in length, about 15% smaller than the Tesla Model 3.
Weight Tesla Model Q
It is expected to weigh 30% less than the Tesla Model 3, resulting in a significantly improved efficiency.
Range Tesla Model Q
With improved efficiency thanks to lower weight than previous models, we can expect a range of up to 500 km. Customers will be able to choose between single and dual motor configurations for different performance needs. Tesla also plans to offer two battery configurations, 53 kWh and 75 kWh lithium iron phosphate technology.
Although we don't have all the details about the Tesla Model Q, it looks like it will be a powerful, affordable and technologically advanced electric car. With its futuristic design, high performance and impressive range, it could well become one of the most sought-after electric cars on the market. If Tesla manages to stick to its price and performance claims, the Model Q could challenge both traditional car manufacturers and other electric car companies, as part of Tesla's goal to achieve 20-30% sales growth by 2025.
