In 2020, Tesla officially announced that "Little Tesla" was about to be unveiled, and overseas media made a speculative rendering showing what the automaker's first attempt in the compact hatchback field might look like. Although it has not yet been officially named, it is often referred to as the "Tesla Model 2", although some have also used the model C's nickname. It is expected to be available in 2023, below the Model 3, and will change the automotive market with a target entry price of $25,000.
Tesla has kept the details of the upcoming electric car, which will serve as an entry point into its model range. Our only visual reference to the Tesla hatchback is the official sketch published in 2020 when the official call for design submissions for new models produced in China is made. That same year, Elon Musk promised to launch the market in about three years," that is, 2023, while announcing the price range.
The image above is the official sketch
The new Tesla is likely to feature an aerodynamic five-door body style with a two-door sedan-style roof line, large-diameter wheels, and a short front suspension. Various design features from the larger Model 3 and Model Y allow access to compact hatchbacks such as similar windows, pop-up door handles, grilled front faces, panoramic sunroofs, and LED headlights mounted on the front fenders. Small Teslas may also inherit some crossover styling lines that are very popular among target groups, and we'll see.