Yes they will.
And of course at some point they will go down once demand slows. It's going to be roller-coaster ride, duevto current economic conditions.
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IRS raises maximum eligible price limit to $80k for Model Y
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And of course at some point they will go down once demand slows. It's going to be roller-coaster ride, duevto current economic conditions.
MYP supposedly did get an upgrade to the suspension. But it will still be stiffer than the current LR (as to be expected).
With new orders estimated into May I think Tesla will surely raise prices by a few thousand at least....and very soon.
Even though I'm in Canada, if the US price goes up ours will likely go up. I just texted my friend who is still humming and hawing over cancelling his ID4 order and buying the MYLR. If the price of the MYLR goes up even by $1 it would not qualify anymore for our $4000 provincial rebate. That loss + whatever the price goes up would be a big difference. I told him to sacrifice $250 (in case he sticks with ID4 which is still a good bit cheaper in Canada compared to MY as it qualifies for $9K worth of rebates) and get his order in now.
Existing inventory went quick. Changed my order to Performance though. For 2k extra, totally worth it.
Sam thing. We have a MYLR on order but found one in stock and took delivery. I guess I need to cancel our original order now
Only certain configurations of LR qualified for the credit, had to be under $55,000. In my area there were about 20 MYP available this morning, they were all gone a few hours ago. I panicked and got one in inventory and for about $1500 extra I get the 20 to 21" wheels and all the extras of the performance.
Yes, i was referring to all the existing inventory on performance models got scooped up immediately when i checked at 12pm PST.
Didn't bother to check for LR that was slightly above the 55k mark - im sure those will go soon if they havent already
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I’d pay $1,500 to not get the 21’s.
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Same build. Trying to snag one in Knoxville with induction wheels but Tesla is playing hard to get.
It would be February 28th for the deadline. March 1st is when they can change the tax credit, not rebate. Now will the extend it because they have no idea how to implement this mess, probably...
The rule change was to help the unions since most of their cars did not qualify. This is especially true if a tesla car could qualify and a union non tesla car could not. The difference between the two would be large. Now the difference between the two would be smaller making the union car slightly more competitive.
So what’s the chance they raise the price on the MY I already ordered? Waiting for EDD of feb4-March 4
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