Tesla Entry-level model 2025: Production starts in June

Are you ready for the most affordable Tesla experience yet? With the Tesla Entry Model 2025, production of a new vehicle that aims to set benchmarks in price and technology will begin in just a few weeks. Find out here how Tesla reduces costs, why the ramp-up is still proceeding cautiously, and what progress is being made in parallel with Cybercab and the Gigafactories.

What we know about the Tesla Entry Model 2025

Proven lines, new platform elements

Series production from the first half of 2025, first production start expected June
Combination of components from the Next-Gen platform and current Model-3/Y architectures
Built on the same lines as Model 3 and Model Y – this shortens the ramp-up time and reduces investment costs
Planned result: lower overall costs and more attractive monthly rates for buyers

Ramp-up and global conditions

Ramp-up is slower than expected – reasons are tariffs and financial market influences
Nevertheless, the official schedule for 2025 remains
Expected design: compact silhouette, close to Model 3/Y

Cybercab: Unboxed production is gaining momentum

Cybercab uses the Unboxed manufacturing process, fully automated assemblies are joined in large modules
Validation ongoing already, first components by the end of Q2
Volume production 2026 in Giga Texas, no new buildings needed
Long-term goal: 5-second cycle per vehicle – significant efficiency leap compared to today's 33 seconds at Model Y

Success reports from the Gigafactories

Giga Texas: 400,000th vehicle produced; Cybertruck Long Range (RWD) introduced
Giga Nevada: Record levels in battery pack production
North America: All Model 3/Y deliveries now with US-built battery packs
Asia-Pacific: Record orders following the launch of the Refreshed Model Y – proof of Tesla's cost advantage
Giga Berlin: 500,000th Model Y completed – strong position in the European market
Cybertruck launches for the first time outside the USA: Saudi Arabia as a pilot region

What does this mean for you in Europe?

Attractive entry prices: The new model is intended to bring Tesla's overall cost advantage to Europe as well
Faster availability thanks to shared production lines
Technology transfer: Elements of the Unboxed process will flow into further models in the future – this will reduce spare parts and accessory costs in the long term
Outlook: An affordable Tesla creates new space for experience products and Shop4Tesla accessories

Conclusion

The Tesla entry model 2025 opens up a new price range without sacrificing proven Tesla qualities. Meanwhile, Cybercab and the Gigafactories are driving innovation pace and production records forward. Stay ready – we will continue to inform you about every development so that you have your accessories ready when the new model hits the European roads.