ELRev
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I just have the sneaking suspicion that the fully-loaded Model 3 is going to come out to roughly the same cost as a current base Model S...Seems like Tesla might be looking to put a small gap in between Model 3 and Model S pricing.
Not sure I agree with that idea either. I'd be thrilled if you were right. More for me. But most cars in the same classes as the Model 3 and Model S have quite a bit of overlap in price. Also,with rough math, using the Model S options as a framework, we're likely looking at $25-30k more JUST for the battery/performance upgrades. The P90D Model S is $38k more than the 70 RWD with nothing else added. I think a fully optioned Model 3 will be well into the 70s or 80s.