Tesla Model 2: the new electric car from Tesla for less than 25,000 euros

The electric car market is in constant evolution, and Tesla, once again, positions itself as a leader in innovation with its highly anticipated Tesla Model 2. With an estimated price of 25,000 euros, this vehicle promises to make electric cars more accessible to the general public. As the potential launch in 2026 approaches, multiple questions arise about its features, range, and, above all, its arrival date. Below, all available information about this promising model and how it could mark a turning point in the automotive industry is presented.

Tesla Model 2: an electric car for the masses

The Tesla Model 2 has been mentioned as the vehicle that could take electric mobility to the next level. While current models like the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y have dominated the market, the biggest challenge for Tesla has been to offer a lower-priced car without compromising the technology or quality that characterizes the brand.

During his intervention at Battery Day 2020, Elon Musk presented the ambitious idea of a compact electric car, fully autonomous and at an affordable price. Although several years have passed since this announcement, and we have yet to see the realization of the Model 2, Tesla is still working on it. According to recent reports, the Tesla Model 2 could arrive in mid-2026, with production scheduled to begin in 2025.

Compact and technological design

Although official images of the final design have not yet been seen, the first sketches and rumors indicate that the Tesla Model 2 could follow the aesthetic line of its predecessors, with a compact structure similar to the Tesla Model 3, but smaller. This design not only responds to a trend of making vehicles more manageable in urban environments but also to reduce production costs without losing functionality.

This new vehicle will benefit from large-scale production at Tesla’s factories in Berlin and Shanghai, which will allow for significantly lower prices. These facilities, equipped with the advanced Giga Press production technology, will enable more efficient assembly of parts, which should translate into a more affordable car for the consumer.

Technology and autonomy of the Tesla Model 2

A crucial aspect for any electric car is its range. The Tesla Model 2 is expected to offer a 50 kWh battery, capable of providing a range close to 400 km according to the WLTP cycle, although in real conditions, it could be around 350 km. This figure, although lower than models like the Tesla Model 3, remains competitive for a vehicle in this price range.

Furthermore, like the rest of the Tesla lineup, the Model 2 will come equipped with the company’s software system, which includes advanced driver assistance features and, potentially, autonomous driving capabilities in the future. This is a safe bet for Tesla, which has focused much of its success on its software, differentiating itself from other manufacturers.

Batteries: the key element

One of the main challenges to lowering the price of electric cars is the cost of batteries. Tesla has been working on new technologies to reduce this cost, and the Tesla Model 2 could benefit from these advancements. It is rumored to use 4680 type batteries, which promise higher capacity and efficiency compared to current batteries.

However, the production of these batteries has encountered some obstacles, and this could be one of the factors that have delayed the launch of the Model 2. The company is working to overcome these challenges, but the question remains: will Tesla be able to offer an electric car for 25,000 euros while maintaining good range? We hope so, and that we can soon enjoy much more affordable electric car models.

Release date: When will the Tesla Model 2 arrive?

Although it was initially said that the Tesla Model 2 could be launched in 2023, it is now known that the wait will be longer. Recent reports suggest that the vehicle will not see the light until 2026, with production starting in mid-2025. This, although disappointing for some, is understandable given the complexity of developing an affordable and mass-market electric car without compromising quality.

The initial production will take place at the Shanghai Gigafactory, with possible expansions to the Berlin factory later. This global production approach will allow Tesla to meet international demand more efficiently and reduce the costs associated with transportation and tariffs.

What other factors will make the Tesla Model 2 have a price of €25,000?

One of the big questions is how Tesla will manage to reduce production costs to make a car profitable at 25,000 euros. The key lies in mass manufacturing and the simplification of components. Tesla has already demonstrated its ability to reduce costs with the introduction of Giga Press, a machine that allows for the production of large car parts in a single phase, reducing the number of individual parts and assembly time.

Additionally, Tesla’s bet on artificial intelligence and software as a service will be crucial. Elon Musk has mentioned on several occasions that Tesla is willing to reduce its margins on vehicle sales, focusing on long-term revenue through subscription services, such as full self-driving.

Installation of electric chargers: the perfect complement for your Tesla Model 2

At V2C, it is known that the future of electric mobility depends not only on cars, but also on charging infrastructure. If considering acquiring a Tesla Model 2 or any other electric vehicle, having a charging point at home or at the workplace will be essential to make the most of the car’s range.

We offer a wide range of smart electric car chargers designed and manufactured in Spain, which adapt to charging needs. Our products are designed to be efficient, easy to use, and above all, reliable. Additionally, a network of professional installers across Spain can ensure that the charger is installed quickly and safely.