A recent drone flyover of Tesla’s Fremont Factory has revealed eight covered vehicles near the facility’s test track, sparking speculation about potential new models from the electric vehicle manufacturer. The aerial footage, captured on November 24 by YouTube channel Met God in Wilderness, showcases vehicles of varying shapes and designs, igniting curiosity among Tesla enthusiasts and industry watchers.
The covered cars appear to include a mix of low-slung, sleek designs and crossover SUVs, with some crossover-shaped vehicles featuring a squared-off rear that differs from the Model Y’s characteristic sloping design. This detail has fueled speculation that Tesla could be preparing to unveil new models or prototypes. Tesla has previously been open about testing prototypes like the refreshed Model Y, often referred to as the “Juniper” update, which has been spotted on public roads with partial coverings.
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A covered Tesla car found at a Fremont plant, what is it?Juniper Model Y?or Refresh Model S/𝕏? pic.twitter.com/tiaQa4kUvF
— Tsla Chan (@Tslachan) November 25, 2024
Tesla has yet to comment on the mysterious vehicles or their purpose. The company is widely known to have several high-profile projects in the pipeline, including the next-generation Roadster and the updated Model Y, both of which are highly anticipated by the automotive community. The presence of these covered vehicles at the Fremont Factory has led to excitement about potential announcements or reveals in the coming months.
Tesla’s secrecy around these vehicles has only added to the intrigue, with enthusiasts eagerly speculating whether these could be refreshed versions of existing models or entirely new offerings designed to expand Tesla’s lineup. As Tesla watchers continue to monitor developments at Fremont and beyond, the covered vehicles are likely to remain a topic of lively discussion.
