Alleged Tesla Model Y Juniper Silver appear without covers

Tesla apparently sped up the test and launch process for the upcoming 2025 Model Y (Juniper) and we might have a view of its exterior without covers.

Tesla Model Y is the current best-selling car on the planet and has a huge market base. Yet a design revamp was speculated by the auto industry since Model 3 Refresh.

Many of these waited for this EV to be released in 2024 but the Tesla CEO shot down any possibilities. The situation remained the same until visuals for the 2025 Model Y started to arrive late last year.

Two of the most distinctive upgrades for the next Model Y are rumored a front facelift with a slimmer bumper and light bars on both sides.

The recent Model 3 refresh doesn’t come with light bars but we can look at the Cybercab to get a good idea of what the EV company may be planning.

Prior to the Model 3 refresh, both vehicles looked identical except for the dimensions. However, this new change will distinguish them from each other.

New Visuals

New images are now circling on social media site X, showing a silver car. This is being shared as a Tesla Model Y Juniper and there are no covers or camouflage on the vehicle whatsoever.

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The front has an uplifted bumper and frunk, both more flat and connected by a light bar across with two slim headlights. The rear is also wider and tail lamps are bridged with a light bar.

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A few things to observe in these images are that these are taken from a far distance and the low quality is halting possibilities for more revelation.

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Since this could be a leak or prototype, we cannot take it as a final version and have to wait for a clear look.

For now, Tesla has not announced an official launch date for the new Model Y and there’s more thing that we need to know about its specifications.