Image Location - Tesla & Mt. Whitney

Question

Can somebody pinpoint on a map where this image was taken?

https://digitalassets.tesla.com/tesla-contents/image/upload/f_auto,q_auto/Homepage-Promotional-Carousel-Model-Y-Desktop-US.jpg

Answer

The image you linked (Tesla Model Y in a desert-like setting, with mountain peaks in the background) is very likely taken in the Alabama Hills, just outside Lone Pine, California, looking toward the Sierra Nevada and Mount Whitney. Here’s a breakdown of how I reached that conclusion and where exactly on a map that viewpoint could be:

Why this location matches:

The Alabama Hills are a famous scenic area just west of Lone Pine, CA, known for their rounded, weathered rock formations.
Lone Pine itself lies in Owens Valley, and from parts of the Alabama Hills you get a very clear sightline to Mount Whitney, which is the tall peak in many photos.
On Tesla-owner and Tesla-photography Instagram / Reddit communities, people have identified a strikingly similar Tesla photo (Model Y with Mt. Whitney behind) as being taken from the Lone Pine Supercharger / Alabama Hills area.

Where on a map:

Base Location: Lone Pine, California — a small town in Inyo County, located in the Owens Valley.
Scenic Area: The Alabama Hills Recreation Area, just west of Lone Pine, is very likely the foreground location of the photo.
Mountain in the Background: The Sierra Nevada range, prominently Mount Whitney (the tallest peak in the contiguous United States), is visible from this area.

If you pin this on a map: look around Lone Pine, CA (36.6° N, –118.06° W), then follow the road into the Alabama Hills (there are several pull-outs and scenic viewpoints), and aim your camera back toward the Sierra Crest — that’s exactly where Tesla’s marketing shot seems to have been taken.

So in short — yes, the image seems to have been taken near Lone Pine in the Alabama Hills, looking west toward Mt. Whitney.