With a build area of 302 x 162 x 300 mm, this is a machine on the heavy end of the scale. To ensure you don't run out of liquid in the middle of a huge print, Elegoo has thrown a resin pump and a 2 kg bottle into the machine.
One detail that I personally think is cool is the built-in heater in the tank. It keeps your resin at the optimal temperature, making the liquid more fluid. This ultimately means better detail and fewer mistakes when the layers have to adhere to each other.
Even though the machine is large, Elegoo has crammed a 16K display into it. This gives it an XY resolution of 20 x 26 microns, which is actually sharper than their smaller Mars 5. Maintaining that precision on such a large surface is a pretty impressive feat.

In addition to the screen itself, they have upgraded it with a number of "convenience" features:
Quick film change: It has become easier to change the FEP film in the vat, which can otherwise be one of the most annoying tasks in resin printing.
Elegoo is holding a "Meet Jupiter 2" event on April 15th, where we expect to get the final details. The machine is actually quite late, as it was originally planned for summer 2025, but as they say: Better a finished product a little late than a half-finished product too early.
We don't yet know the exact Danish price, but with these specs it will probably land at the slightly more expensive end of the consumer segment.