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CONFIRMED: Tesla will launch new Model Y 7-Seater and new Model Y Performance later this year

News By SparoBanks11th February 2025
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For months, Tesla fans and potential buyers have been eagerly waiting for confirmation: Will the new Model Y “Juniper” come with a seven-seat option? Now, Tesla has finally answered that question—yes, a third-row seating configuration is coming.

This announcement is huge news for families and those who need extra passenger space but don’t want to stretch their budget for a Model X. But how will the new seven-seat Model Y compare to its predecessor? When will it be available? And is it a practical choice for daily use? Let’s break it all down.

Tesla’s Updated Model Y: What’s New?

Tesla launched the “Juniper” Model Y worldwide over the past month, introducing several design and engineering upgrades. This includes:

  • A sleeker exterior design
  • Refreshed interior materials for a more premium feel
  • Stiffer suspension for improved handling
  • Acoustic-laminated glass to reduce cabin noise

However, when Tesla rolled out the Launch Edition of the updated Model Y, it only came with a five-seat configuration—leaving many potential buyers wondering if a seven-seat option would return.

Now, we have confirmation: Tesla will release a seven-seat version of the new Model Y, giving customers more flexibility in seating capacity.

CONFIRMED: @Tesla will launch the new Model Y 7-Seater and new Model Y Performance later this year. pic.twitter.com/jmVWUZpjY1

— Tesla Region (@teslaregion) February 11, 2025

The Seven-Seat Model Y: What to Expect

Tesla first introduced a seven-seat option for the Model Y a few years ago. However, due to its compact crossover design, the third row was quite small, making it better suited for children or smaller adults rather than full-grown passengers.

So, what does this mean for the upcoming seven-seat Model Y Juniper?

  • More space-efficient design – Tesla has refined the Model Y’s interior, potentially making the third row more functional.
  • Best for families – If you need space for more kids without upgrading to a Model X, this could be a great option.
  • Still a tight fit – Given the Model Y’s size, don’t expect the third row to be as spacious as a traditional SUV’s.

For those who regularly need to transport six or seven adults, the Model X remains the better option. But if you’re looking for a budget-friendly Tesla SUV with extra seating for occasional use, this upgrade could be exactly what you need.

When Will the Seven-Seat Model Y Be Available?

Tesla has confirmed that the seven-seat Model Y will be available by the end of the year. But that’s not the only exciting update—a high-performance variant of the new Model Y is also on the way.

Recent sightings of camouflaged Model Y prototypes have sparked rumors about a Performance model, potentially featuring:

  • More horsepower for quicker acceleration
  • Upgraded suspension for a sportier ride
  • Larger wheels & better aerodynamics for improved handling

While Tesla hasn’t revealed all the details yet, it’s clear that the updated Model Y lineup is shaping up to be one of the most exciting EV releases of the year.

Is the Seven-Seat Model Y Worth It?

The return of the seven-seat Model Y is great news for families and buyers looking for a more affordable alternative to the Model X. However, it’s important to keep expectations in check:

  • Great for families with kids
  • More affordable than the Model X
  • Limited space in the third row
  • Not ideal for carrying seven adults

If you need a compact electric SUV with occasional third-row seating, this could be a great fit. But if you prioritize maximum passenger comfort, the Model X or other larger SUVs might be the better choice.

With Tesla planning to release the seven-seat Model Y before the end of the year, we won’t have to wait too long to see if it lives up to the hype. Stay tuned for more updates.

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