The Y is a 3 for the most part. The Semi is a completely new development away from the car business (though it does use Model 3 motors and probably electronics and cells). The Roadster could well share a platform with the new S and X.
I don't see too much complexity in that.
Besides, the industry typically develops and releases several models per year, why could Tesla not do so? Tesla grows...
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