Tesla's 'Model Q' Speculated to Launch in 2025 as Affordable EV Option
Reports suggest Tesla may introduce a sub-$30K electric vehicle next year, though skepticism surrounds its feasibility and timeline.
- Deutsche Bank claims Tesla plans to launch a new entry-level EV, dubbed 'Model Q,' in the first half of 2025, priced under $30,000 with tax incentives.
- The 'Model Q' is reportedly separate from Tesla's autonomous Robotaxi project, which is also slated for release in the coming years.
- Elon Musk has expressed skepticism about the viability of a $25,000 non-autonomous car, stating it would conflict with Tesla's focus on self-driving technology.
- Analysts and online commentators have questioned the credibility of the Deutsche Bank report, citing Tesla's inconsistent track record with product announcements and timelines.
- Tesla faces growing competition in the EV market, with rivals like GM and Honda offering more affordable and attractive alternatives to Tesla's current lineup.