T-Demand Transforms Tesla Model 3 and Model Y With Jaw-Dropping Lowered Stance

Japanese tuning powerhouse T-Demand has boldly reimagined the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y, taking these popular electric vehicles to new heights—or rather, new lows—with an aggressive stance and custom suspension upgrades. While Tesla’s signature minimalist design and factory aesthetics typically appeal to a wide audience, these bespoke modifications offer an entirely new look that’s bound to grab attention both on the road and at automotive shows.

T-Demand’s Signature Approach to Tesla Customization

T-Demand, renowned for its outstanding work on Toyota and Lexus platforms, brings its expertise to the electric scene by outfitting both Tesla models with the company’s proprietary suspension components. These modifications radically drop the ride height, resulting in an ultra-low profile rarely seen on EVs fresh from Tesla’s Fremont factory. The transformation doesn’t stop at lowering—the aggressive setup is complemented by enhancements to both ride quality and visual appeal.

Tesla Model Y Juniper: The Sporty Electric Crossover Reimagined

The customized Tesla Model Y Juniper now rides on striking 21-inch alloy wheels paired with low-profile Nitto 245/35R21 tires. The extensive air suspension upgrade enables sports car-like ground clearance, making the Model Y appear even sleeker and more connected to the road—blurring the visual line between SUV and sedan. Its distinctive character is further accentuated by a bold 5.5 degrees of negative camber at all four corners, dramatically widening its stance.

Performance isn’t overlooked either: T-Demand adds a high-performance braking system featuring massive 380 mm discs and six-piston calipers, delivering the stopping power needed for such an eye-catching build.

Tesla Model 3 Highland: Even More Extreme Lowering

Raising the bar for low-slung electric sedans, the Tesla Model 3 Highland gets an even more aggressive treatment. It sits atop 20-inch alloy wheels wrapped in stretched 255/30R20 rubber, and pushes the limits with 8 degrees of front camber and an incredible 9 degrees at the rear. These extreme specs give the Highland an unmistakable street presence.

The sedan’s air suspension system isn’t just a headline item; the three-stage, height-adjustable ProDamper Airsus paired with custom ProArm suspension arms allow the Model 3 to hug the pavement. At its lowest setting, clearance is minimal—an ideal choice for smooth urban roads but less suited to rougher terrain. Both demo models are based on rear-wheel-drive, single-motor Teslas, built by Man’z Factory and finished in classic white for a clean, contemporary look.

Design, Performance, and Market Impact

While these modifications focus primarily on visual impact and stance, rather than outright performance, the result is a striking statement in the world of electric vehicle tuning. The factory-standard body and drivetrain are untouched, but the radical drop and enhanced suspension system set these Teslas apart from the rest.

When compared to typical Tesla vehicles or other EVs on the road, these T-Demand creations offer an unparalleled combination of luxury and tuner style—ideal for enthusiasts who crave exclusivity and standout design.

Cost of Customization and Availability

Such a showroom-stealing stance comes at a premium. The entry-level air suspension kit starts at ¥780,000 (approximately $5,400), while adding the complete ProArm system increases the bill by ¥1,204,500 ($8,400). The advanced brake kit tacks on an additional ¥1,280,400 ($8,900), and these prices exclude tax, installation, wheels, and tires.

U.S. Tesla owners interested in this Japanese-tuned aesthetic may need to wait, as T-Demand’s U.S. division has yet to confirm American pricing or availability.

Verdict: Bold Style Meets Premium Engineering

Though it may sacrifice some everyday practicality—given the extreme ride height and lack of performance upgrades—there’s no denying this T-Demand approach creates some of the most visually striking EVs in today’s market. Love it or not, the head-turning, slammed stance will undoubtedly make these Teslas instant icons wherever they appear, sparking conversation among car enthusiasts and onlookers alike.