EV Daily | Tesla's Model Y Refresh Trial Production Set for October in Shanghai Factory
Market BriefMonday, Oct 21, 2024 8:00 am ET
1min read【Tesla】
Tesla is reportedly preparing for limited trial production of the refreshed Model Y "Juniper" at its Shanghai factory, starting October 22nd. This comes after the significant Model 3 "Highland" refresh. Despite Tesla denying a Model Y refresh this year, evidence suggests it might be imminent. Production will begin slowly with only a few vehicles daily and strict restrictions. The refreshed Model Y might not be widely available by year-end, with a potential Q1 2025 release. Spy photos indicate the redesign could include a new front end, improved aerodynamics, and interior enhancements similar to the Model 3's recent updates.
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Tesla is reportedly preparing for limited trial production of the refreshed Model Y "Juniper" at its Shanghai factory, starting October 22nd. This comes after the significant Model 3 "Highland" refresh. Despite Tesla denying a Model Y refresh this year, evidence suggests it might be imminent. Production will begin slowly with only a few vehicles daily and strict restrictions. The refreshed Model Y might not be widely available by year-end, with a potential Q1 2025 release. Spy photos indicate the redesign could include a new front end, improved aerodynamics, and interior enhancements similar to the Model 3's recent updates.
【Others】
Milwaukee Tool has introduced the M18 FUEL dual-battery electric chainsaw, offering up to 5.8 hp, comparable to a 70 cc ICE. It features advanced battery technology for improved performance, weight distribution, and reduced noise and maintenance. This electric chainsaw aims to set new standards by eliminating typical ICE issues and boasting a durable design for enhanced productivity. Electric vehicle advocacy group EVHybridNoire is promoting voter participation by offering EV rides to polling places in 11 states through the ChargeTheVote.org initiative. This nonpartisan effort seeks to increase voter turnout while familiarizing communities with EVs, emphasizing their benefits like financial savings and cleaner air. Liebherr's hydrogen-powered wheel loader will undergo a two-year pilot project at an Austrian quarry. Unlike fuel-cell technology, it uses a hydrogen combustion engine, potentially reducing carbon emissions significantly. The project aims to demonstrate the feasibility of hydrogen for large vehicles, although the current hydrogen production largely relies on fossil fuels, raising questions about its sustainability.
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