Last month, Elon Musk a “major new product line” that Tesla has been working on, and now the company’s vice president of investor relations has revealed that the new product line will be unveiled at the end of the month. Previously, the only information we had about the new product line was that it wasn’t a car, but now we know that it’s some sort of “large utility-scale battery.”
Tesla said Tuesday that it will introduce a home battery and a “very large utility-scale battery” in about a week’s time. The news was originally sent in a note to investors and analysts by Jeff Evanson, Tesla’s vice president of investor relations. Tesla will announce its two future battery products on April 30. In late March, Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted that the electric vehicle (EV) maker would unveil a “major new product line” at its Hawthorne Design Studio on April 30. The only clue? It’s “not a car,” he wrote. On Tuesday, in a note seen by Bloomberg and other media outlets, Evanson spilled the beans about the “new product line.” “We have decided to share a bit about what we will announce on the 30th,” Evanson said, according to Buzzfeed, which also said it saw the investor note. “We will introduce the Tesla home battery and a very large utility-scale battery. We will explain the advantages of our solutions and why past battery options were not compelling.” Tesla did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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