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Tesla’s ‘Redwood’ Compact Crossover. Unveiling the Specs, 9 never-before-seen Features… Full
Ready to see electric vehicles revolutionize the roads? Buckle up, because Tesla’s got two exciting projects in the pipeline: the Model 2 and the “Redwood”. In this video, we’ll dive deep into their features, potential impact, and what they mean for the future of driving.
Tesla Model 2: Affordable Tesla for Everyone?
Price Point King: Starting at just $25,000, the Model 2 aims to be the most affordable Tesla yet, taking on gasoline and budget EVs alike.
Mass Production Powerhouse: Tesla’s targeting a whopping 4 million units annually, with Gigafactories in Texas, Berlin, and Shanghai humming at full speed.
Innovative Manufacturing: Get ready for body gigacasting and advanced tech, promising revolutionary efficiency and affordability.
Performance Balancing Act: Expect a sporty feel with instant torque, but acceleration might not match pricier Teslas. Range should hit 250-300 miles, perfect for daily commutes.
Feature Frenzy: Rumors hint at a 48-volt system enabling steer-by-wire, reducing weight and enhancing safety.
Tesla’s “Redwood”: Inspired by a Honda, Powered by Innovation
Civic Inspiration: Tesla’s studying the Honda Civic for its fuel efficiency and performance, aiming to translate them into electric excellence.
Design & Features Focus: Think modern design, user-friendly features, and advanced tech inspired by the Civic, creating a seamless user experience.
Affordability Champion: With a $25,000 price tag, the Redwood targets both gasoline and electric competitors, pushing for sustainable transportation for all.
Tech Trailblazer: Expect cutting-edge production techniques, a 48-volt system, and next-gen autonomous driving, solidifying Tesla’s leadership in innovation.
The Bottom Line: Game-Changers Ahead?
CATL M3P 54 kWh Battery: With the adoption of CATL’s M3P 54 kWh battery, the Model 2 could offer higher energy density, extending its driving range and performance. This battery technology could play a crucial role in enhancing affordability and competitiveness in the market.
Tesla’s Redwood Model 2 have the potential to be game-changers. With affordability, performance, and innovation at the forefront, they could reshape the electric vehicle landscape and accelerate the transition to sustainable mobility.
What do you think? Are you excited for these Teslas? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Tesla has got to figure out in an efficient way how to manufacture many variants of their cars from a single platform and assembly plant. Not everyone wants the exact same Model Y or Model 3. It should be possible using the unboxed process and other new processes to make a sports coupe, compact pickup, and other variants of the Gen 3 platform, not just a single 5 door hatch model.
Sure hope they aggressively deciminate the tec and knowledge needed to maintain vechicles with these new technologies and features !!!
looking forward waiting
In EV there are no water pumps of any sort.
BY THE TIME IT COME OUT MAYBE COULDN'T CATCH UP CHINA BYD.
Red is a "stop" sign. It means that is the way it will go. The MuskRat is losing his followers as he stretches his time in too many businesses far and wide from his most important asset – the Tesla EV owners.
When they start putting out the Tesla model 2 which will have no steering wheel or pedals I am ready. Because this way having no steering wheel or pedals means that the disabled and the blind will get around much faster and much more easier to get around in!
IT looks nice but, they still didn't add the important qualities and improvements. Still providing a short and shitty range of only 380 miles. The Zeekr EV made in china has a range of 640 miles!!! Why, why cant Tesla do the same thing? My Jaguar XJL has a rage of 570 miles and would trade it in for a Zeekr in a heartbeat but, like highspeed bullet train technology which is also, (fully electric), it's not available in the United States of America. But, you EV people know nothing about range. And ofcourse with a super, super charger, you can charge in 20 minutes? Otherwise useing a level 2 charging with an output of around 7.2 kilowatts, it might take 8-12 hours to charge from absolute 0 to 100 percent full charge. So go out and spend the extra money for a charging apparatus to hook up to your house and your electric grid. Yes it's worth the approximate 23k to 25k for short and shitty range you will get and the long downtimes. Plus again, not a car for those of us who prefer a large full size luxury automobile which tesla dosent even make. So i think many of us here in America will continue to leave well enough alone….
Anybody else notice the reciprocating ICE pistons in the cut-away animations? Talk about being too sloppy to get the right b-roll…
No info on how long it will take to charge. Needs to be 10 minutes or less. In addition, i do not know of any help for running out of energy on the road. It is not like AAA can send a truck to charge the car enough to get to the next charging station.
Whatever Tesla put on paper for range, don't just believe it. Never get up to Tesla's official stated range per full charge.
Good
every silverado sold is 10 cruze that cant be manufactured so keep on trucking
do you need to get fingerprinted to get a social security card
mache pran yo
As a Tesla X owner be sure that I have already start saving money to buy the expected new Model 2 for my son, also hope to go under 25 K US dollars and expecting to blow my mind and not only mine with the promises specifications. Will follow you for latest updates