Elon Musk SHOCKED All Specs Of New Tesla Model 2 As A Joke! Never Done Before | First Look!!
Elon Musk SHOCKED All Specs Of New Tesla Model 2 As A Joke! Never Done Before | First Look!!
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Elon Musk SHOCKED All Specs Of New Tesla Model 2 As A Joke! Never Done Before | First Look!! When Elon Musk announced the Tesla Model 2 with a price tag under $25,000, it didn’t just shake up the auto industry—it got everyday consumers holding their breath. For many, this could be their one shot at owning a Tesla EV. I mean, even the cheapest Model 3 starts at $42,490. For years, a low-cost electric vehicle usually meant big compromises—short range, stripped-down features, cheap interiors. Just look at some of the EVs coming out of China.
Elon Musk SHOCKED All Specs Of New Tesla Model 2 As A Joke! Never Done Before | First Look!! But Tesla has always been the kind of company that’s willing to trade profits for quality—literally and figuratively. So if they’re putting out a budget-friendly car, you can bet it’ll be built to a standard that competes with $40,000 EVs in China. Honestly, the Model 2 is only a small step down from the Model Y. In fact, the specs on this thing are so good, even Elon Musk joked about them. Bottom line? The gap between the Model 2 and Tesla’s other cars like the Model 3 or Model Y is surprisingly small—even though it’s nearly $16,000 cheaper. So how is that even possible? And are the specs good enough to satisfy most buyers? Let’s find out.
Elon Musk SHOCKED All Specs Of New Tesla Model 2 As A Joke! Never Done Before | First Look!! You might not remember this, but back in March 2016, Tesla announced the Model 3 with a base price of $35,000 and at least 215 miles of range. That alone triggered a buying frenzy—over 400,000 reservations—at a time when you could get a Nissan Versa for about a third of that price. The Model 3 cost $23,000 more! Fast forward to today, and after tax credits, the Model 3 and Model Y now cost somewhere between $35,000 and $38,000—only about $12,000 more than the cheapest cars you can buy in the U.S. So imagine what happens if Elon drops a new model starting at just $26,000 next month. We’d bet reservation numbers would explode—maybe even hit the millions and break every Tesla record. It’s almost $16,000 cheaper than the Model 3, but you’re not really losing much in terms of performance.
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Elon Musk SHOCKED All Specs Of New Tesla Model 2 As A Joke! Never Done Before | First Look!! When Elon Musk announced the Tesla Model 2 with a price tag under $25,000, it didn’t just shake up the auto industry—it got everyday consumers holding their breath. For many, this could be their one shot at owning a Tesla EV. I mean, even the cheapest Model 3 starts at $42,490. For years, a low-cost electric vehicle usually meant big compromises—short range, stripped-down features, cheap interiors. Just look at some of the EVs coming out of China.
Elon Musk SHOCKED All Specs Of New Tesla Model 2 As A Joke! Never Done Before | First Look!! But Tesla has always been the kind of company that’s willing to trade profits for quality—literally and figuratively. So if they’re putting out a budget-friendly car, you can bet it’ll be built to a standard that competes with $40,000 EVs in China. Honestly, the Model 2 is only a small step down from the Model Y. In fact, the specs on this thing are so good, even Elon Musk joked about them. Bottom line? The gap between the Model 2 and Tesla’s other cars like the Model 3 or Model Y is surprisingly small—even though it’s nearly $16,000 cheaper. So how is that even possible? And are the specs good enough to satisfy most buyers? Let’s find out.
Elon Musk SHOCKED All Specs Of New Tesla Model 2 As A Joke! Never Done Before | First Look!! You might not remember this, but back in March 2016, Tesla announced the Model 3 with a base price of $35,000 and at least 215 miles of range. That alone triggered a buying frenzy—over 400,000 reservations—at a time when you could get a Nissan Versa for about a third of that price. The Model 3 cost $23,000 more! Fast forward to today, and after tax credits, the Model 3 and Model Y now cost somewhere between $35,000 and $38,000—only about $12,000 more than the cheapest cars you can buy in the U.S. So imagine what happens if Elon drops a new model starting at just $26,000 next month. We’d bet reservation numbers would explode—maybe even hit the millions and break every Tesla record. It’s almost $16,000 cheaper than the Model 3, but you’re not really losing much in terms of performance.
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