Here are the latest Tesla Model Y Juniper release date rumors

The Elon Musk-led Tesla has long revolutionized the automotive industry, mainly thanks to its innovative creations. The clean energy organization is best known for its unique electric vehicles, which have effectively captured a large share of the market. In addition to working on the long-awaited Robotaxi, Tesla is also working on refurbishing it Model Y Juniper at this moment. Fans of the multinational would like to know when the updated model will appear on the market.

Here’s everything you need to know about the proposed release date of Tesla’s Model Y Juniper.

When could be the Tesla Model Y Juniper release date?

At the time of writing, Musk and his associates have not yet released any information about the launch of their updated Model Y.

However, recent photo leaks have revealed that the company has already started the testing phase. A Tesla Model Y Juniper prototype was recently spotted on the streets of Spain, Autoevolution reports. The location of the leaks seems to indicate that Tesla could soon begin production at their Giga Berlin factory.

The leaks obtained confirmed several rumors about the characteristics of the model, which were first revealed in July. Although the spotted prototype was heavily camouflaged, several details were still visible in the photos. One of the most noticeable changes in the Tesla Model Y Juniper was the relocation of the rear license plate. Apparently it switched positions from the tailgate to the rear bumper.

Therefore, fans have speculated that the model could hit the market sometime next year. A Model 3 Highland prototype was similarly spotted in Germany last year before being officially launched in China just days later. Despite the similarity between the two events, Elon Musk has not yet provided an official update on the Tesla Juniper’s release date.

Originally reported by Apoorv Rastogi on ComingSoon.

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