This week, the revamped Model 3 made its debut in Europe, China, and Australia and New Zealand.
The new Model 3 sports a refreshed exterior design, meticulously crafted to achieve maximum aerodynamics. Enhancements in the body rigidity coupled with updated suspension tuning have considerably elevated the ride quality.
One of its standout features is its ability to travel up to 629km on a single charge, as per the WLTP standards. The car now comes in two striking new colors – Stealth Grey and Ultra Red.
In addition, it introduces two advanced wheel designs named Photon and Nova, designed to boost range, minimize noise, and optimize performance. The interior has also undergone a transformation, now boasting premium-grade materials and an added second-row screen.
Now, we know rumors are pointing at Tesla releasing a similar ‘Highland’ upgrade (known as ‘Juniper’) for its Model Y compact crossover SUV. Tesla already filed for a ‘Highland’ Model 3 and Model Y, with the former already being released.
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Design @LaMianDesign has shared some concepts of a ‘Highland’ Model Y and it looks gorgeous as one would expect. Check them out below:
What do you think of these ‘Highland’ Model Y concepts?
With the new Model 3 getting some highly-sought after features such as ventilated seats and interior RGB lighting, and a new steering wheel and better sound dampening and handling, many are waiting eagerly for a similar update to hit the Model Y.
As for when that might happen? We can only wait and see at this point. The moment we see ‘Highland’ Model Y vehicles being test-driven on roads, we’ll know we are close.
