The Tesla Model Y was the world’s best-selling car last year, and an all-new model is expected to be unveiled to the world early in 2025.

Codenamed Juniper, the new EV is still shrouded in secrecy, but insider rumours mean we’ve got the best idea yet of what to expect from the all-new Tesla Model Y. Thanks to our artist’s renders we have a better idea what it will look like, too, while the car has also been seen out on test..

A new spy video of a camouflaged Tesla Model Y test car being driven in San Jose, California has been posted on Elon Musk’s social media platform X, which shows more detail about the design of the car’s front and rear lights, while there’s also whispers of a camera being located in the front bumper for Tesla’s Full Self Driving tech. This latest information has been incorporated into our exclusive image showing what we think the new Tesla Model Y will look like, while you can see the post below showing a camouflaged all-new Model Y on the move.

There are also rumours that production is already underway at Tesla’s Gigafactory in China, starting with just a few cars before ramping up to full production, although there is no official news yet. The Model Y is also built at Tesla’s Gigafactory in Berlin and in the US. We’d expect a reveal some time in early 2025, with the car going on sale a few weeks later.

In the UK, a new Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive version of the current Model Y has been launched with a 373-mile range and price of £46,990, with Tesla also offering zero per cent finance on the car over four years to help boost sales of the outgoing car. A seven-seat Model Y option is also now available in the UK, adding an extra £2,500 to the price of the Long Range All-Wheel Drive car.