It’s the surprise of the morning on the French Tesla site. Any Model Y Propulsion ordered today will be delivered in May 2025!
Very sincerely, we are unable to tell you if this is a bug on the Tesla.fr site or preparation for a highly anticipated arrival. Concretely, a High Autonomy Propulsion will be delivered to you in January while the High Autonomy Integral and Performance Integral are available in December 2024, therefore immediately since it will certainly not have escaped you that we are moving to 2025 in a few days!
It does not take 5 months to produce a Propulsion, even in a particularly tight cycle. The High Autonomy Propulsion is the most requested model and delivery times never exceed 1 month. So we have a very simple explanation. If you order a Tesla Model Y Propulsion today, you will have a renewed Juniper model in May!
It is now certain that the first Model Y Juniper will appear in 2025. It should be noted that no photo of the final dress has leaked, which is a real achievement! Our Chinese colleagues affirm that after the manufacturing of the first pre-production copies in October 2024, the assembly line at the Shanghai Gigafactory is ready to operate at full speed. In January the lights will turn green and the first deliveries could take place as early as the first quarter of 2025. First cars delivered in March in China, and in May in Europe, the schedule is consistent. We are in fact witnessing a remake of the renewal of the Model 3, first launched in Asia, then in Europe, and finally in the United States. This choice sparked very aggressive comments from American customers, annoyed at being left behind others even though their brand is American. In Europe, we take what we are given…
There remains the crucial question, that of price. If it is possible to order a Juniper Model Y today at the price of a first generation Model Y, this would mean that the price scale of the new model is calculated on that of the current model. Very surprising.
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