Leaked Specs for the Affordable Tesla Model Y and Latest Tesla Updates

Leaked Specs for the Affordable Tesla Model Y and Latest Tesla Updates

Hey everyone, Dennis here from DennisCW! If you're a Tesla enthusiast like me, you're in for a treat. In my latest video, I dove into some exciting leaks and updates from the Tesla world, including details on a more affordable Model Y, new incentives, and more. Let's break it all down in this blog post. Whether you're shopping for a new Tesla or just staying in the loop, there's something here for you. Don't forget to check out the links below for deals, giveaways, and more!

The Affordable Tesla Model Y: Leaked Specs and Features

The big news kicking things off is a massive leak about the upcoming affordable Tesla Model Y. We've got specs pulled from hidden code (shoutout to hacker GreenTheOnly for spotting this), and even some photos of prototypes being tested at the Fremont factory. This could be Tesla's next big move to make EVs more accessible, especially as the $7,500 federal tax credit phases out in Q4.

Here's a rundown of the leaked features that suggest a stripped-down, budget-friendly version:

• Essentials Audio Package: Basic sound system to keep costs low.
• No Heater in Backup Camera: Simplifying the rear view setup.
• Simpler Front Fascia: No fancy front light bar.
• Fiberglass Headliner: Cheaper materials inside.
• Single Access Seat Controls: Basic back-and-forth adjustments.
• No Power Folding Mirrors or Puddle Lamps: Essentials only.
• No Glass Roof: Disguised with a glossy black wrap in prototypes – I'm okay with this; not everyone needs it!
• No Second Row Display or TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System): Surprising omissions, but it cuts costs.
• Cheaper Wheels and Simpler Suspension: For that entry-level vibe.
• Limited Interior Lighting: Footwells only, no ambient lights.

Tesla seems to be de-contenting this model heavily to hit a lower price point. Without the tax credit, the current cheapest Model Y will be around $45,000. Could this one drop to $39,990, $34,990, or even the high 20s? It might compete with budget EVs like the Nissan Leaf or Chevy Bolt. But honestly, the current Model Y is already a fantastic value – especially if you use a referral code for up to $1,000 off (link in the description!).

What do you think? Is this affordable Model Y exciting, or would you stick with the fully loaded version? Drop your thoughts in the comments!

Giveaway Alert: Win 3W All-Weather Floor Mats for Your Model Y

Before we move on, don't miss our current giveaway! We're giving away a set of 3W all-weather floor mats for the Tesla Model Y. I compared them to OEM options in a recent video – watch it to the end for entry instructions. It's free to enter, multiple entries allowed, and all you need to do is like the video and follow the steps. Even if you don't need them, gift them to a friend! Link below.

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New $1,000 Incentive for Model S, X, and Cybertruck

Tesla is feeling the heat and rolling out a fresh incentive: $1,000 off if you use a referral code on the Model S, Model X, or Cybertruck. This stacks with other deals, like the $7,500 on Cybertruck or leasing loopholes for S and X. For Model 3 and Y buyers, you get three months of Full Self-Driving (worth ~$300) instead.

This could foreshadow more Q4 incentives as demand shifts. If you're buying, use my referral code below for the savings!

Supercharging Gets Smarter: Virtual Queue Feature

Spotted in the latest Tesla update (2025.32.6), a virtual queue for Superchargers is coming soon. Join a waitlist, leave, or rejoin – all to reduce drama at busy stations. It's disabled in China for now, but this could organize things, especially with non-Tesla EVs joining the network. Kudos to Tesla for innovating!

Must-Have Tesla Accessories from Joah

Your new Tesla comes with zero accessories – not even a phone mount! My top picks from partner Joah include:

• Phone mount for safe driving.
• Center console organizer.
• Under-screen storage for sunglasses.

Plus, fun extras like a wireless game controller, portable air compressor, and electric scooter. Use my promo code below for savings and free shipping on orders over $120!

Future Tesla Vehicles: Smaller Cybertruck or Cyber SUV?

Tesla's chief designer, Franz von Holzhausen, teased that a smaller Cybertruck or Cyber SUV is under consideration. In a recent interview, he said they're working on innovative things but played coy with "wait and see." We saw hints in Tesla's Master Plan, but with high-priced competitors like the Lucid Gravity sitting in inventory, affordability will be key. I'd love a smaller, more budget-friendly Cyber option – what about you?

Tesla Insurance Tracker and Community Shoutouts

Thanks to everyone submitting data to our Tesla Insurance Tracker sheet! It's a growing resource showing rates from across the US (e.g., $98/month in California, $420 in South Carolina). Check it out to compare and save. Links below.

Shoutout to viewers like Jean, Blueberry, and others who joined the stream – love the engagement!

Final Thoughts

From affordable Model Y leaks to new incentives and future concepts, Tesla keeps things exciting. If you're in the market, grab our Tesla Deal Checklist (use code YOUTUBE for 40% off the first 50) to save thousands. Use my referral code for discounts, enter the giveaway, and protect your data with Aura.

What are your thoughts on the affordable Model Y or a potential Cyber SUV? Let me know below. Thanks for reading – see you in the next video!

Links:

• Tesla Referral Code
• Giveaway Video
• Aura Free Trial
• Joah Accessories (Promo Code)
• Tesla Deal Checklist
• Insurance Tracker

Note: This post is based on my recent video transcript. All opinions are my own.