Model Y Price Decrease

[Fred42]

I ordered a Y LR AWD on April 24. I just noticed that the price of a current build is $1,000 lower. I don't know the date of the price change, but when I checked previously it was unchanged. I'm not concerned. Maybe the price will change again, and Tesla will give me the current price when I get it if it's lower than my order price (if I don't succumb to an S in the meantime).

 

[Watts_Up]

I ordered a Y LR AWD on April 24.
I just noticed that the price of a current build is $1,000 lower.
I don't know the date of the price change, but when I checked previously it was unchanged. I'm not concerned.
Maybe the price will change again, and Tesla will give me the current price when I get it if it's lower than my order price
(if I don't succumb to an S in the meantime).

The current Model Y price is $1,000 lower than on the Elon Musk unveil day, March 14 2019

March 14, 2019 - Model Y - Price Line Up
$39,000 - Model Y - Standard Range - Rear-Wheel Drive
$47,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Rear-Wheel Drive
$51,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive
$60,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive - Performance

Today June 9, 2019
$48,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Rear-Wheel Drive
$52,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive
$61,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive - Performance

Note: I ordered also a Model Y LR AWD on April 29, 2019 and get the same price as the today price.

 

[Fred42]

The current Model Y price is $1,000 lower than on the Elon Musk unveil day, March 14 2019

March 14, 2019 - Model Y - Price Line Up
$39,000 - Model Y - Standard Range - Rear-Wheel Drive
$47,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Rear-Wheel Drive
$51,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive
$60,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive - Performance

Today June 9, 2019
$48,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Rear-Wheel Drive
$52,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive
$61,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive - Performance

Note: I ordered also a Model Y LR AWD on April 29, 2019 and get the same price as the today price.

I thought my LR AWD Y with 5-seat interior, MSM, black interior, aero wheels and FSD was $62,500 + destination. Now it shows $61,500. I see that's also the price my account shows. I don't know if they updated it or if I remembered wrong. I did make a last minute decision to go with standard wheels, but that saves $1500 not $1000. Maybe I just remembered wrong.

 

[ewoodrick]

It's a LONG time before you need to worry about it. There may be numerous price and feature changes before then.

 

[brianman]

The current Model Y price is $1,000 lower than on the Elon Musk unveil day, March 14 2019

March 14, 2019 - Model Y - Price Line Up
$60,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive - Performance

Today June 9, 2019
$61,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive - Performance

The bottom looks higher than the top. /confused

 

[SoCalDude]

Shouldn’t the title say $1000 increase? When or if the price drops back to what it was on preview day, I will flip to white seats.

 

[commasign]

There's only been one price change since unveil and that was a $1000 increase. I ordered Y LR RWD with blue paint, standard wheels, white interior, 7 seats, AP, and FSD. $60500 original price. $61500 for new builds.

 

[Snow Drift]

The price increased on March 24th, 2019. Tesla raises Model Y prices by $1k, will raise inventory car prices April 2 - Electrek

My order from the unveiling is $53,500. The current online configurator is $54,500.

 

[MXWing]

Supply, demand and state of subsidies. If subsidies go up, Tesla will increase the price to capture some of that.

It’s pretty advantageous to lock in a reservation with Tesla.

You get the better of the two deals - your reservation or the prevailing price when you take delivery.

I may lock in a Y now since I was considering white anyway.

 

[Billyk24]

There was another thread on pre-ordering and "locking-in" the price. Someone from Tesla told one of the forum members that is not true. Nor does your reservation reserve a spot in the line when production starts. In short, it is a waste to pre-order.

 

[mazers]

I wouldn't just believe "someone from Tesla". I tend to believe that when I ordered a Model Y and have an agreement with prices on it, Tesla will honor it.

 

[Plan B]

I wouldn't just believe "someone from Tesla". I tend to believe that when I ordered a Model Y and have an agreement with prices on it, Tesla will honor it.

LMAO

 

[ElectricLee]

Updated my order with the new price online!

 

[JamesBrown]

The current Model Y price is $1,000 lower than on the Elon Musk unveil day, March 14 2019

March 14, 2019 - Model Y - Price Line Up
$39,000 - Model Y - Standard Range - Rear-Wheel Drive
$47,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Rear-Wheel Drive
$51,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive
$60,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive - Performance

Today June 9, 2019
$48,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Rear-Wheel Drive
$52,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive
$61,000 - Model Y - Long Range - Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive - Performance

Note: I ordered also a Model Y LR AWD on April 29, 2019 and get the same price as the today price.

Ummm 47 < 48, 52 < 52, and 60 < 61. In case you forgot how larger than and less than symbols work, think of it as Pacman trying to eat the bigger number. Nomm Nomm Nomm.

 

[brianman]

There was another thread on pre-ordering and "locking-in" the price. Someone from Tesla told one of the forum members that is not true. Nor does your reservation reserve a spot in the line when production starts. In short, it is a waste to pre-order.

My understanding is the Model S, X, and 3 had reservations in the early stages of the product lifecycle, but Model Y only has orders. There's a bit of a difference there.

Orders of any Tesla vehicle where Tesla doesn't honor the agreed upon price is a big deal. I'd like to see some links to examples where that is the case.

 

[JamesBrown]

My understanding is the Model S, X, and 3 had reservations in the early stages of the product lifecycle, but Model Y only has orders. There's a bit of a difference there.

Orders of any Tesla vehicle where Tesla doesn't honor the agreed upon price is a big deal. I'd like to see some links to examples where that is the case.

There was a price snafu on the Model 3 CPOs last week. Website prices dropped to $34K for P3D and $33k AWD LR for all of their CPO listings. Tesla refused to honor any orders.

 

[brianman]

There was a price snafu on the Model 3 CPOs last week. Website prices dropped to $34K for P3D and $33k AWD LR for all of their CPO listings. Tesla refused to honor any orders.

Internet / web snafus are a bit of a different animal. If Amazon.com accidentally lists a top of the line Dell monitor for $1 because some web author or data monkey screwed up, I wouldn't expect them to honor it.

I was referring something more not-act-of-god-ish like them not honoring a "normal, documented price" ordered on Tuesday because on Thursday the price of a package went up $1000.

Also, CPOs aren't an "order" either so it's a bit of a different thing as well.

 

[vickh]

There was a price snafu on the Model 3 CPOs last week. Website prices dropped to $34K for P3D and $33k AWD LR for all of their CPO listings. Tesla refused to honor any orders.

I thought they did for some.

 

[SoGA Fan Club]

Ummm 47 < 48, 52 < 52, and 60 < 61. In case you forgot how larger than and less than symbols work, think of it as Pacman trying to eat the bigger number. Nomm Nomm Nomm.

I must have forgotten. Can you please explain.