Check Out This Tesla Model Y Deep Crimson Red Color Sneak Peek

There will be two other new colors used at Tesla Giga Berlin, according to reports.

Tesla Model Y Deep Crimson color (source: Sawyer Merritt)

Mark Kane

By: Mark Kane

Dec 28, 2021 at 9:38am ET

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By the way of launching the production of the Tesla Model Y at the Tesla Giga Berlin in Grünheide near Berlin, Germany, Tesla will introduce all-new colors, which were hinted at in October.

A few new photos of the Model Y in the new Crimson Red color were recently obtained from an undisclosed source and shown by Sawyer Merritt. According to the report, it will be 8-layer paint for great depth.

The list of additional colors includes:

Deep Crimson Multi-coat
Abyss Blue Multi-coat
Mercury Silver Metallic

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It's also very likely that such colors will be introduced at the new Texas plant.

However, a separate report indicates that initially, Tesla Giga Berlin will produce only the Tesla Model Y Performance version and only black and white, before expanding to additional colors. We guess that it will not take more than several weeks, maybe a quarter, to add more colors during the ramp-up phase.

Meanwhile the company is waiting for the final permit approval, which currently is expected in early 2022.

Sawyer Merritt's sources indicate that Tesla already produced some 240 test cars (by December 20), which means that technically, the plant is pretty much ready.

Initially, the Made-in-Germany (MIG) Tesla Model Y will be equipped with a similar battery pack to the US and Chinese versions. Those packs consist of 2170-type cylindrical battery cells. Both, rear and front castings are to be used right from the start.

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The next step will be a structural version of the battery (but still the 2170-type cells), and finally - once the new 4680-type cylindrical cells are ready - the company will produce cars with 4680-type cells, and a structural battery.

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