Elon Musk Confirms Two New Tesla Models Are Coming

At Tesla's 2023 Annual Shareholders' Meeting, Elon Musk teased what is an all-new product from the EV giant, one of two new cars that we can expect from the EV giant. In typical Musk style, the CEO made some extremely bold claims about these new products, saying that he expects the company to produce "in excess of five million units" combined on an annual basis. With those estimates, we can expect at least one of these vehicles to be on the more affordable end of the price spectrum.

"I just want to emphasize that we are actually building a new product [and] we are designing a new product. We're not sitting on our hands here," said Musk in a likely attempt to reassure anyone who had given up hope of new Teslas. "There are two new products that I think you will be very excited about."

The shadowy silhouette of the one EV that was teased was brought to life by Bradford Ferguson on Twitter who used a generative AI program, and this allowed us to get a more detailed idea of what it could look like.

The general consensus seems to be that this is a crossover roughly the same size as the Model Y. As with all current Teslas, the car isn't overstyled at all, with seamless door handles and a smoothly contoured body that should be highly aerodynamic.

While unlikely to age quickly, the design is very much in the realm of current Teslas so isn't at all revolutionary. As for the second EV that was mentioned but not actually shown, we don't know what body style it may have.

"Both the design of the products and the manufacturing techniques are head and shoulders above anything else that is present in the industry," said Musk in the video below, who also specified that he wants a "dedicated product launch."

As this was merely a teaser, no technical information was shared.