Teases upcoming SUV G7 by X, aiming to compete with Tesla Model Y on Twitter
The Tesla Model Y, a popular electric SUV, is set to undergo a significant facelift in 2025, with the updated version, dubbed the 2025 Juniper refresh, promising improved performance, design, and technology. Meanwhile, details about a hypothetical vehicle named the "our X (Twitter) profilepeng G7" remain scarce.
The Tesla Model Y facelift will feature a dual motor electric all-wheel-drive system, producing around 384 horsepower and offering a range of up to 335 miles, according to Tesla's official specifications. The updated model will also boast improved aerodynamics, new tires, and a modern design with continuous LED light strips, matrix headlights, and new wheel options.
Inside, the Model Y facelift will offer extended features such as a new front camera, electric rear seats, and ambient lighting, enhancing the user experience. The Performance variant will come with sport seats and upgraded displays. The base variant is expected to start at around $67,900 before on-road costs, with variants likely to be priced within the range of previous Long Range models, which ranged from $54,000 to $57,000.
The Model Y facelift is scheduled for release in mid to late 2025. However, no such information is available regarding the "our X (Twitter) profilepeng G7."
Comparing the two vehicles, the Tesla Model Y facelift stands out with its specifications, price, and release date, while the G7 remains a mystery. If more details about the G7 become available, a more comprehensive comparison can be made.
In China, the Tesla Model Y is currently offered in three variants, with starting prices ranging from RMB 249,900 to RMB 354,900. The G7, expected to be priced between the G6 and G9, is anticipated to be a formidable competitor in the RMB 250,000 ($34,100) class this year.
The G7, officially named the our X (Twitter) profilepeng G7, is loaded with AI technology, making it a potential rival to the Model Y. Pictures of the camouflage-free facelifted Model Y were widely circulated on Chinese social media less than an hour before the G7 images were shared, leading some to speculate that the new Model Y design may have influenced the G7's design.
Our X (Twitter) profilepeng's vice president, Yu Tao, shared the first three images of the G7 on Weibo. The G6, another vehicle from our X (Twitter) profilepeng, was officially launched in China on June 29, 2023, with deliveries starting shortly after.
While the Tesla Model Y facelift (2025 Juniper) is ready to make its mark, the "our X (Twitter) profilepeng G7" remains shrouded in mystery, with further details yet to be revealed.
- The 2025 Tesla Model Y facelift, known as the Juniper refresh, will enter the market with improved performance, design, and technology, positioning it as a significant player in the electric-vehicle (EV) industry.
- The Tesla Model Y's updated features include a dual motor electric all-wheel-drive system, new tires, and continuous LED light strips, setting it apart from its predecessors.
- The EV industry in China sees the Tesla Model Y as a popular choice, available in various variants, with prices ranging from RMB 249,900 to RMB 354,900.
- Meanwhile, the "our X (Twitter) profilepeng G7" is anticipated to join the RMB 250,000 ($34,100) class in China, potentially challenging the Model Y's dominance in the EV market.
- The G7, which boasts AI technology, is expected to be a formidable competitor, but details about its specifications, price, and release date remain scarce.
- Some speculate that the design of the G7 may have been influenced by leaked images of the camouflage-free facelifted Model Y, which were widely circulated on Chinese social media.
- Furthermore, the G7, officially named the our X (Twitter) profilepeng G7, will likely face competition from the Model Y in the EV automotive technology market, as well as in the broader transportation and lifestyle sectors.
- As more details about the "our X (Twitter) profilepeng G7" become available, a more accurate comparison between these two electric vehicles can be made, providing insights into the future of the EV industry.
