Tesla plans to unveil its new Model Y Juniper in China in early 2025, before rolling it out to key markets, including the U.S ...

The Model Y Juniper actually kind of looks like a cross between the previous generation Model Y and the Tesla Cybercab. That’s largely thanks to the angled light bar at the front of the vehicle ...

The Tesla Model Y, aka Juniper, is expected to begin deliveries in China in March and in Australia in May. It is currently unknown when the new model will make its way to the United States or Europe.

It's no surprise the Model Y Juniper is a bit larger than its Model 3 sibling, but the two remain close. According to Tesla's spec sheet, the Juniper measures 78 inches wide, 63.9 inches tall, and ...

Speculation about a refreshed Model Y reignited after a Reddit post seemed to show a “new” Model Y in black wrap. But it may be too soon to assume a Model Y refresh is imminent. Tesla CEO Elon ...

Tesla is offering new lease terms at a lower price for the 2026 ‘Juniper’ Model Y, looking to give a shot in the arm to its best selling vehicle. Newsletters Amazon Prime Day Share a News Tip.

The new Model Y Juniper has a CLTC estimated 446-mile (718-km) range over the 2023 EPA 330-mile (531 km) range. To be fair, the CLTC (China Light-Duty Vehicle Test Cycle) leans towards the ...

New AWD Model Y (Juniper) Launch Edition: $61,630 before estimated gas savings. Current AWD Long Range Model Y: $49,630 before estimated gas savings.

The 2025 Tesla Model Y Juniper refresh will have full-width front and rear light bars, according to spy shots. Its headlights will be moved below the light bar, making it the second Tesla with a ...

Tesla launched the long-awaited 2025 Tesla Model Y Juniper on its Chinese consumer site today. The facelifted SUV has been rumored for some time, with camouflaged models spotted testing in the wild.

The AWD Model Y Juniper being sold in the US, has an estimated range of 320 miles, which is a 9-mile improvement over the 311-mile range of the previous generation AWD Model Y.

It's no surprise the Model Y Juniper is a bit larger than its Model 3 sibling, but the two remain close. According to Tesla's spec sheet, the Juniper measures 78 inches wide, 63.9 inches tall, and ...