melindav
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any knowledge at this point is speculation. Y could be the economy sub-compact. It could be a coupe. it could be a CUV. etc...
You are (technical) correct. But I will be very surprised if it is anything other then a CUV like the TMX on the Gen-III platform.
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Since the 3 will have a towing option, you also could get a bicycle rack that attaches to it.
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McHoffa
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The only time the Model Y was even referenced was in the tweet Elon deleted right after posting. The context was that he said either the Model 3 or Model Y would have Falcon Wing doors. The Model 3 obviously doesn't, so we all assume the Model Y does, and the only reason it would is if it's some kind of SUV, CUV or hatchback.
nexsuperne101
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I would agree with @nexsuperne101 that MX would have been a great car even without those wing doors. They should have had a more simpler door and reduced price by 5k. Falcon wings will be good for the first few months and then when the novelty wears off you are left dealing with constant repairs. Model Y will do well without fancy doors.
Not quite. A few days later he was on a TV show and was asked about this deleted tweet, and said that he "was obliviously talking about Model Y". The Model Y also was mentioned at the time they come up with the "Model E" name for what's now known as the Model 3.
It seems like Elon does not need more SEX, he needs something that is more SEXY
I hope the Y doesn't have falcon doors. It will forever be in the service bay
Would be great if they worked 100% of the time, but another dose of rubbish doors on another Tesla could kill them off.
Their with be a minimum of five years between the X and Y. If you do not think they will have the software/hardware figured out in that amount of time you should plan on getting the Apple car.
ggies07
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nexsuperne101
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I would never buy any Apple product. I'm sure the car would be as bad as all the other iWhatever they sell. I Would rather have a Nissan!
ecarfan
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Neither Tesla nor Elon have stated a timeframe as to when the Model Y will be available. Anything you read or hear is speculation.
Garlan Garner
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ModelNforNerd
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Garlan Garner
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I can't imagine why there can't be an options page available ( not an order page ) once pencils are down. Then again.... they will have to test everything they drew with their pencils. hmmm.
ModelNforNerd
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that's just pencils-down.....we need to wait for them to actually build another prototype with the changes.
Garlan Garner
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ModelNforNerd
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Reveal 2.0 will be between December and April.
But we might start seeing "Pencils-down Mules" after September.
TaoJones
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Noooooooo rush for the Model 3 Design Studio. Final pricing is a year off anyway, plus I wouldn't mind a full vetting by all of the employees before getting my grubby paws upon the configuration experience du jour.
Am good with a Hawthorne launch event in very late October 2017 with access to the Design Studio that evening. I imagine there will be a Model S/X event this October for the last of the AP1.0 features. Not quite sure where that puts an AP2.0 launch but if that got shoehorned into May-June of 2017 nobody would object, I'm sure.
Am good with a Hawthorne launch event in very late October 2017 with access to the Design Studio that evening. I imagine there will be a Model S/X event this October for the last of the AP1.0 features. Not quite sure where that puts an AP2.0 launch but if that got shoehorned into May-June of 2017 nobody would object, I'm sure.
Garlan Garner
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ModelNforNerd
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Elon has distorted our perception of how long this stuff takes already.
Again, we found out at the event that the Model 3 mules actually had their own drivetrain installed, and not a modified S setup. Those cars were a lot closer to the Prod models than any of us expected.
I wouldn't be surprised if Reveal 2.0 included an AP2.0 announcement for the entire lineup.
That way, Elon can say "Any S/X that comes off the line after today will have it, and the Model 3 will have it at launch."
Keeps everyone happy. S and X get to remain the "frontrunners" on tech, and the 3 will get it at launch late next year.
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