The highly anticipated Tesla priced at 25,000 euros is expected to reach the market towards the end of 2025

The affordable electric car from Tesla is a little closer to becoming a reality, or at least that is what some sources claim. As of today, everything points to the American manufacturer’s intention to start production during the second half of next year, so the first deliveries could take place before the end of 2025.

According to a recent report, the engineers at Tesla continue working on the development of this project, under the internal code name “Redwood“. Likewise, it is believed that this new electric model will be a compact crossover.

On the other hand, four different sources agree that Tesla has already informed its suppliers so that they are prepared for the start of production of this electric model around the middle of next year. Last December, Elon Musk himself announced that the development of a new affordable model from the brand – with a price that would be around 25,000 dollars – was already well advanced. The head of Tesla then explained that the first units would roll off the production line at Giga Texas, and later also from the new plant that the American manufacturer wants to build in Mexico.

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Tesla apparently intends to initially produce 10,000 units a week of its new affordable electric car, internally called “Redwood“. It will be based on a completely new platform, which the company currently refers to as “NV9X”. This platform will also be used in a second electric model in the future.

In December, Elon Musk also explained that the production system for this new model will be extraordinarily innovative, which we imagine is aimed at minimising costs. Musk then went so far as to assure that the technology used in the production phase of this model will be the most advanced ever seen in a car manufacturing plant. Is the head of Tesla perhaps thinking of replacing human employees with his new Optimus robot?

Finally, it should be noted that in Europe it seems that the Berlin plant will be in charge of producing Tesla’s affordable electric car. According to some reports, Elon Musk himself is said to have mentioned this to one of the employees during a visit he made to Grünheide last November.