Model 3 price change

[Lddex]

So, I decided to check into my account to see if there was any movement. Nope still says December 2022. So I decided to see what the EST day would be if I ordered today.

This is where I noticed for the same car, wheels, colour it's £100 cheaper than what I'm paying. Is this correct? Should I contact Tesla and ask them to price match to what they are selling now?

 

[blackT3$!@]

If the price went up, would you contact Tesla and tell them that you would like to pay the increased price difference? You locked into a purchase price at a point of time whether the price increases or decreases. Enjoy your Tesla.

 

[SalisburySam]

If you cancelled your original order and re-ordered at the lower price, what would your estimated delivery date be? If close, do it. If not, the extra money goes to getting your car sooner.

 

[EVRider-FL]

If you cancelled your original order and re-ordered at the lower price, what would your estimated delivery date be? If close, do it. If not, the extra money goes to getting your car sooner.

Don’t you lose your deposit if you cancel and reorder?

 

[toolman335]

This is over $100???

 

[BigNick]

This is over $100???

£100, so roughly $120. I remember when £100 was $240.

 

[804son]

It can never hurt to ask. They may just say No.

 

[Dave[N]]

Hmmm... I bought mine last year, and
a) At one point the price went down, and they automatically lowered the price for me;
b) Then the price went up, and they kept the lower price;
c) I decided I wanted it in blue vs white, so it reset to the current price , still less then original;

Not sure about in Europe, but could the £100 just be fluctuation in exchange rates?

 

[The Other Dan]

Lol. It's £100 on a 60k car. If £100 is that big of a concern, you probably shouldn't be looking at a Tesla.

 

[jjrandorin]

Lol. It's £100 on a 60k car. If £100 is that big of a concern, you probably shouldn't be looking at a Tesla.

Im not sure why so many people go to this place with this type of question. Ignore the amount for a minute. The question itself is "what happens if the price goes down on a tesla vehicle I have previously ordered?"

Whether its $100, $500, or $10,000 is not really relevant to the question itself.

OP, in general, what I have read here that people have experienced is, if the price is lower when its time for you to take delivery, tesla will adjust it. Whether they do so during the waiting process or not is not something I know. You could always cancel your order and re place it at the lower price, if in fact the price is lower (with the resultant move back in line).

My suggestion would be, if the amount of the discount is something that is worth moving back in line for, for you, cancel and re order. Trying to get tesla to do things manually is an exercise in frustration.

If this happens after you are assigned a vin, tesla would address it for you at that time.