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Refresh Model X & S Waiting Room - AUSTRALIA (Orders cancelled by Tesla May2023)
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EcoCloudIT
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With forex and the litany of taxes, gotta be worth 40-50k here. Lets hope the plaid price eventually gets to what it was with '19-'20 Performance models (they did get down to ~92k USD at lowest point).
Yep I'll keep dreaming......
Yep I'll keep dreaming......
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Yep this is a huge price drop and puts a Model S Plaid easily under 200K drive away going on current exchange rates. However that’s if and it’s a big if, they translate those prices to Australia when it’s finally available here. They have not currently reduced prices in Europe or China for the S and X.
I believe the Plaid was listed at 189k drive away when it first launched here. It think that's what it will sell for when it's launched. Unless these prices are to shift stock before hardware 4 arrives and then it will bounce back upwards. Hardware 4 is imminent.
mrpseudonym
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I find it curious that prices are being reduced so significantly to stimulate demand in Europe and the US when over here there are people waiting to take delivery of cars that they ordered 2 years ago
Because it costs significant money to retool a line and add to the supply chain to make RHD components.
When first launched my Model S order was $164k (incl paint & wheels) and when prices were increasing I was happy to receive Tesla’s email saying they would honour the ordered price when the car was eventually delivered. However if the prices keep dropping and the delays keep extending . . .
45 cars eqe available jan and feb 2023 priced $140 to $250k. Test cars being distributed to major dealers around australia at the moment
Interview with Franz about the introduction of the conventional wheel on the S
It sounds like they got feedback that the yoke was indeed a showstopper holding up some people from buying the car.
www.teslarati.com
Also - 3/Y will retain the stalks
www.teslarati.com
It sounds like they got feedback that the yoke was indeed a showstopper holding up some people from buying the car.
Tesla exec explains Model S and Model X round steering wheel option
Tesla's decision to offer a traditional round steering wheel for the new Model S and Model X seemed borne out of customer feedback.
www.teslarati.com
Also - 3/Y will retain the stalks
Tesla Model 3 and Model Y will likely not get their stalks deleted
Since stalks on the Tesla Model S and Model X have been removed, it seemed like the Model 3 and Model Y will get a similar treatment.
www.teslarati.com
More detail on the EQE pricing.
evcentral.com.au
The base models are a little sluggish and even the dual motor S is quicker than the AMG version, but it's probably the closest in competition (as a premium long wheelbase sedan) to the S.
Mercedes-Benz EQE pricing and specifications announced - EV Central
The Mercedes-Benz EQE has gone on sale in Australia with three model variants priced from $134,900 before on-road costs. That
evcentral.com.au
The base models are a little sluggish and even the dual motor S is quicker than the AMG version, but it's probably the closest in competition (as a premium long wheelbase sedan) to the S.
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