A group of Tesla vehicles covered and parked near the test track at the Fremont factory has sparked curiosity. Tesla’s Fremont facility in California includes a small test track where new vehicles are occasionally trialed.
Drone enthusiasts, like YouTuber Met God in Wilderness, often capture intriguing footage of the factory’s activities. While no cars were spotted in action this time, the drone footage revealed several mysterious vehicles under covers near the track, prompting speculation about what Tesla might be working on.
The vehicles are fully covered, making it difficult to identify them, but their varied shapes have sparked intrigue and speculation. From the footage, it appears there are three, possibly four, distinct types of vehicles, each hinting at something potentially new or unique in Tesla’s lineup.
Tesla is currently developing three new vehicles: a refreshed Model Y design and two more affordable models based on the Model 3 and Model Y platforms. All three are anticipated to be unveiled early next year, fueling excitement about Tesla’s evolving lineup.
