Tesla has published a presentation titled ‘Master Plan Part 3’ on its website and left an Easter egg of sorts in one of the slides, Carscoops reports.
The roadmap shows two completely draped-over cars standing next to the Cybertruck pickup, which has already celebrated its debut but has yet to go in production. As such, it looks like the company may be intending to reveal these two other EVs very soon. Sad news for Roadster supercar fans: neither of the two looks even remotely like a roofless car, so that model is likely going to be postponed yet again.
The model on the left looks like a minivan or a compact MPV. It might be the robotaxi Elon Musk mentioned last year.
The other EV could be the low-budget Tesla Model 2 that has been the subject of abundant rumors for five years now. Initially rumored to be a city hatchback around 4.4 meters (14.4 feet) long, it looks more like a sedan with a rather stretched hood/frunk and a sloped roof in the photo.
While not necessarily conclusive, the Tesla roadmap develops upon the presentation the company showed its investors at their annual meeting on March 1, 2023. Many of us expected a low-budget alternative to the Model 3 to make its appearance at the event, but it never did.