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Origin of the name "Highland"
- Thread starter shahryaran
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Can't find it.
Highland in the URL for the pictures:
EVRider-FL
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Why do you ask? Tesla doesn’t typically use code names in their product literature.
Tesla is referring to it as 3H, what the H stands for is up to you to interpret.
Tesla employees at the launch event in Norway also used the name Highland, but I don't know if that is because of everyone at the event called it that so they ran with it.
Same as the name Juniper is used on the internet for the Y refresh that everyone are waiting for.
Tesla employees at the launch event in Norway also used the name Highland, but I don't know if that is because of everyone at the event called it that so they ran with it.
Same as the name Juniper is used on the internet for the Y refresh that everyone are waiting for.
“the first rule of fight club is no one talks about fight club.”
mgs333
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They are internal code names, Tesla or any other company doesn't usually refer to internal code names in official literature.
Evidently it also shows up on shipping labels for some parts.
People use code names and other codes to maintain confidentiality, hence the word code. From Quora (among many a google search for why do companies use product code names):
Tech companies often use code names for their devices during development for a few reasons:
Tech companies often use code names for their devices during development for a few reasons:
- Secrecy: Using code names helps to maintain secrecy and prevent leaks about upcoming products. It allows companies to keep their plans confidential until they are ready to make an official announcement.
- Organization: Code names help to keep track of different projects and prototypes within the company. It can be easier to refer to a project by a code name rather than a complex product name, especially when multiple projects are in development simultaneously.
- Trademark Issues: Sometimes, companies use code names to avoid potential trademark issues. They can develop and test products under a code name without revealing the final product name until it's ready for release.
EVRider-FL
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So are you saying the media just made that up? What’s your point?
according to electrek Aug 31, 2023, "We just received new pictures from an anonymous source alleging that this is the new updated Tesla Model 3 project, “Highland.”" Is this the new Tesla Model 3?
the leaked pictures were accurate, so it was most likely a Tesla employee.
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It does up because they didn't know what to call it.
I want an official Tesla document.
If the Tesla parts catalog and shipping labels from Tesla aren’t official enough, then I can’t help you.
