While it is an essential component of the development process, test coverage can only be analyzed late in the design cycle when the tested entity and the test harness are both stable. To address this serious restriction, we introduce the notion of coverability, which intuitively refers to the degree to which a model can be covered when subjected to testing. We also show an implementation of coverability checking using Model Checking. The notion of coverability highlights a distinction between (1) whether a model has been covered by some test suite and (2) whether the model can ever be covered by any test suite. Coverability Analysis can be performed as soon as the hardware or software are written, before the test harness has been written.