Tesla Model Q: The £24,000 Compact EV Confirmed for 2025 Launch
Tesla's upcoming compact EV, potentially named Model Q, is back in development for a 2025 release despite earlier uncertainty. The vehicle is expected to retail under £24,000 with government subsidies, or around £30,000 without them.
Blue Tesla Model 3 front view
Recent reports from Chinese media and Deutsche Bank meetings suggest the project is moving forward, contradicting Elon Musk's earlier statements about entry-level models being "pointless" in an autonomous future.
Cybertruck-inspired futuristic taxi concept
Key Features and Specifications:
- Estimated 300-mile range
- Built on Cybercab platform
- Innovative manufacturing process for cost reduction
- Wireless control technology similar to Cybertruck
- Full self-driving capabilities
- Potential ride-sharing functionality
Blue Tesla Model 3 front view
The Model Q will utilize a revolutionary manufacturing approach where components are fully assembled, including paint, before final assembly. This method reduces production time and costs compared to traditional automotive manufacturing processes.
Rear view of blue Tesla compact
The vehicle is expected to integrate Tesla's latest wireless technology, reducing wiring complexity and weight. Like other Tesla models, it will include full self-driving capabilities and the option for owners to participate in Tesla's ride-sharing network.
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