Elon Musk Revealed New $15,000 Tesla’s Model4
Elon Musk Revealed New $15,000 Tesla’s Model4
We are sharing the news that Elon Musk has just revealed that Tesla will be announcing a $15,000 Tesla’s Model4. In this article, we will be explaining why it’ll crush the competition.
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Tesla New Plans
Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk gave the world a peek into how the company plans to follow its latest electric vehicle, the Model 3 sedan, saying the 4th generation Tesla’s Model4 of the vehicle will be affordable to nearly everyone.
During a question and answer period at the Future Transport Solutions conference in Oslo last week.
Transport and Communications
Musk told Norway’s Minister of Transport and Communications, Kettle Sulvik, that with economies of scale in higher volume production lines, vehicle prices will drop.
The Tesla Model 3, which won’t ship until mid to late 2023, has a starting price of around $15,000 Tesla’s Model4.
That contrasts starkly with other Tesla sedans, such as the Model S, which had a starting price of about $70,000.
Vehicle tax credit
That’s because the Model Three will include Tesla’s Autopilot feature, an advanced driver assistance system with a federal electronic vehicle tax credit of as much as $7,500.
The Model Three’s total cost may fall well below $30,000, and that doesn’t include state tax credits.
Is the Future Car Tesla model 4 Affordable
I’m super excited about being able to produce a car that most people can afford, Musk said.
There will be future cars that are even more affordable down the road something like the Tesla Model 3. It’s designed for roughly half the people who can afford the car.
He continued with 4th generation and smaller cars and whatnot and will ultimately be in the position where almost everyone will be able to afford the car.
While Musk did not offer a time frame for when a follow-on vehicle to the Model 3 would be available, he said the fourth-generation Model Four vehicle would be even less expensive.
Battery technology
When it does arrive, the new Tesla Model4 is going to have a new kind of battery that’s more powerful, safer, and cheaper, thanks to its tablet design that uses a new kind of connector to join the individual cells together.
- These are about 35% smaller than conventional batteries and can store and release more electrical energy with less risk of them overheating.
- Tesla says its new cars will have about 16% more range per kilowatt hour of battery thanks to these new cells.
- Even if this new car’s battery pack is half the capacity of the one in the model three standard range plus. its new tablet construction means it should manage at least 160 miles on a charge.
- Tesla also plans to use the new car’s batteries as a structural part of the car’s construction.
- That will help make the car lighter and stronger because the batteries are doing some of the work to support the car’s underpinnings, not the other way around.
- It’s already building new model-wise using this clever structural battery technology.
- Tesla says its new structural batteries will have 370 fewer parts each than a normal battery, so they’ll be quicker to produce and use fewer materials, too.
Features
They’ll also help make the car 10% lighter than a conventional electric car, which could boost the new car’s range by another 14% from around 160 miles to more like 180 miles.
What does this mean for performance?
The lighter a car can accelerate because its motor has less mass to move around. This new tesla will probably only use one electric motor to keep its price down, but that doesn’t mean it’ll be slow.
- The Tesla Model 3 standard range plus only uses a single electric motor, but it’ll do zero to 60 mph in five 3 seconds.
- It’s possible that this new Tesla Model 4, with its lighter chassis and new high-tech batteries, could be even quicker than that.
- Elon musk has already confirmed that new tesla hatchbacks would cost $15,000, which is around £13,000.
- That’s less than half the price of the model three standard range rear-wheel drive.
- That car costs £48,490 and has 305 miles of range. Like the Tesla model three, you’ll be able to get different versions of this new Tesla model 4.
- Musk has already confirmed that entry levels will cost about $15,000. But there will be a fully autonomous version at some point.
- That will use an upgraded version of the full self-driving tech that tesla is testing right now.
- This upgrade costs just under £7000 at the moment, but the price could come down by the time his new car goes on sale.
Unfortunately, the development work on this new Tesla’s Model4 has only just begun.
As a result, you’ll see the car on the road before 2025. When it comes to the interior, the cabin’s atmosphere is nice enough, but it’s not nearly as plush as those of our favorites, such as the Mercedes Benz E-Class and the Volvo s 90.
The Tesla’s Model4 slope roofline cleverly hides a rear liftgate that opens up to reveal a huge 26 cubic foot trunk.
We manage the stash of eight of our carry-on size cases without folding down the rear seats.
Paltry’s small item cubby sewage throughout the interior, especially in the back seat, is offset by a large underfloor bin in the rear cargo area.
Fans of modern minimalism will adore the Model Force cabin, which comes standard with a giant infotainment screen that controls almost all of the vehicle’s functions.
Technophiles will be in heaven but were not completely sold. The screen’s positioning on the dashboard will require some drivers to lean forward, especially the top right of the display.
Unlike the cheaper Model Three, the Tesla’s Model4 provides a secondary display for the gauge cluster and a small touchpad in the rear seat as well.
Although the Tesla’s Model4 has sparked a nationwide conversation about the safety of partially autonomous vehicles and was reported to catch fire after certain types of high-speed impacts.
Its safety credibility is buoyed by decent crash test results from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and the knowledge that car fires aren’t uncommon either in electric or gasoline-powered vehicles.
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