The prototype electric car under the code name can be seen in the real photos. According to rumors, the company will release a new model in the second half of 2023.
Tesla has been using dimensional sewing technology in the Model Y line for several years. This technology consists in using individual large parts instead of dozens of small ones. This approach greatly speeds up the production process of the Model Y series compared to the Model S. But according to Elon Musk, the technology will be applied to the release of the Model S.
The prototype of the new model was found in Santa Cruz, California. He was noticed by a Twitter user with the nickname omg_Tesla/Rivian. The photo shows that the front and back are covered with dark canvas, probably to mask the design changes. Some users believe that the headlights of an electric car will get a video camera.
Tesla's current set of autonomous driving mode sensors has a blind spot near the bumper, so installing a camera there seems logical. This also aligns with statements that Tesla intends to continue to improve the equipment for autopilot and full autonomous driving.
Tesla has been using dimensional sewing technology in the Model Y line for several years. This technology consists in using individual large parts instead of dozens of small ones. This approach greatly speeds up the production process of the Model Y series compared to the Model S. But according to Elon Musk, the technology will be applied to the release of the Model S.
The prototype of the new model was found in Santa Cruz, California. He was noticed by a Twitter user with the nickname omg_Tesla/Rivian. The photo shows that the front and back are covered with dark canvas, probably to mask the design changes. Some users believe that the headlights of an electric car will get a video camera.
Tesla's current set of autonomous driving mode sensors has a blind spot near the bumper, so installing a camera there seems logical. This also aligns with statements that Tesla intends to continue to improve the equipment for autopilot and full autonomous driving.
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