Standard Range AWD Model Y inventory priced $61,990 USD

[unibrowser]

It has been reported [link to TMC post] that a new Standard Range AWD Model Y would be priced $59,990. Checked inventory today and noticed about 10 “In Production” units available across the country in this exact spec Priced at $61,990.

2022 Model Y​

Model Y All-Wheel Drive

1. 279mi
   Range (EPA est.)
2. 135mph
   Top Speed
3. 5.0sec
   0-60 mph

Your Model Y​

1. 2022 Model Y All-Wheel Drive
   $61,990
2. Pearl White Paint
   Included
3. 19’’ Gemini Wheels
   Included
4. All Black Premium Interior
   Included
5. Autopilot
   Included
6. Five Seat Interior
   Included
7. 30-Day Premium Connectivity Trial
   Included

• Purchase Price$61,990

 

[jcanoe]

Perhaps the $2000 additional cost is the delivery charge.

 

[unibrowser]

Perhaps the $2000 additional cost is the delivery charge.

I thought so too however the price breakdown shows Destination cost is on top of the $61,990 price. Check out this screenshot. Also, full listing and price attached to my original post as PDF.

 

[impinth06]

There was a price hike across the board after the original $59,990 SR AWD was announced. Since the SR AWD wasn't orderable through the website, we won't know if its price was also increased. The $61,990 confirms that

 

[jjrandorin]

It has been reported [link to TMC post] that a new Standard Range AWD Model Y would be priced $59,990. Checked inventory today and noticed about 10 “In Production” units available across the country in this exact spec Priced at $61,990.

2022 Model Y​

Model Y All-Wheel Drive

1. 279mi
   Range (EPA est.)
2. 135mph
   Top Speed
3. 5.0sec
   0-60 mph

Your Model Y​

1. 2022 Model Y All-Wheel Drive
   $61,990
2. Pearl White Paint
   Included
3. 19’’ Gemini Wheels
   Included
4. All Black Premium Interior
   Included
5. Autopilot
   Included
6. Five Seat Interior
   Included
7. 30-Day Premium Connectivity Trial
   Included

• Purchase Price$61,990

The thread / post you linked to was in april of this year, and it was also a canadian website linked by the OP of that thread.

"aprils price is not todays price" /shrug.

 

[Big Earl]

Note that most of these vehicles are restricted to certain registration states. I tried to buy a Model Y that's destined for Columbus and it says "This car can only be registered in IN, KY, MI, OH, WV"

 

[IndyGopher]

I'm in Indianapolis and ordered one yesterday that's going to Chicago. Immediately got a VIN and EDD of 9/5 - 9/15, so if you're jumping on one of these I suggest having your ducks in a row! Luckily we already had financing arranged as we were expecting an EV6 around this time, but we know very little else about Tesla and will now be stalking these forums and YouTube, haha!

Our longer story is that we pivoted to ordering a Model 3 and ID.4 when the EV6 kept getting delayed and became ineligible for the tax credit. Meanwhile, we're sharing cars with our recently licensed daughter, so when my wife and I saw a Tesla in inventory yesterday we said screw it! Can't imagine we'll need more than 279 miles of range, so for us the 4680 doesn't seem like a huge compromise. I wouldn't call it a "value" in any sense of the word as it's still WAY more than we'd planned to spend, but we both agreed it's a dream car for us and we can afford it despite our general discomfort. So yeah, I'll keep you all posted!

 

[IndyGopher]

Note that most of these vehicles are restricted to certain registration states. I tried to buy a Model Y that's destined for Columbus and it says "This car can only be registered in IN, KY, MI, OH, WV"

That's so interesting. As a newb to Tesla, is this standard practice with new variations? If not, any idea why they'd do this? Are they wanting to basically "field test" them in different climates, Superchargers, etc.? Or perhaps spread more MY to states with fewer registrations?

 

[AtomMoose]

That's so interesting. As a newb to Tesla, is this standard practice with new variations? If not, any idea why they'd do this? Are they wanting to basically "field test" them in different climates, Superchargers, etc.? Or perhaps spread more MY to states with fewer registrations?

This is a recent change and also applies to other new Model 3/Y that pop up in the store. After this change vehicles tend to stay available a bit longer after they're listed. In my brief time tracking newly listed MYLRs, they tend to sell out in 5-15 minutes now instead of < 30 seconds.

I've been trying to get my hands on a MYLR as soon as I can so I've been checking every listing that pops up. Now I feel like I have a 1% chance of snagging one instead of a 0.01% chance just a couple weeks ago.

Edit: These standard range models seem to stay around much longer. Hours instead of minutes. My plan, if I manage to do it, is to snag an in-stock MYLR and transfer my current reservation/pricing to that VIN. With a SR trim I'd end up paying more for less car. Others are probably in the same boat.

 

[voxel]

This is a recent change and also applies to other new Model 3/Y that pop up in the store. After this change vehicles tend to stay available a bit longer after they're listed. In my brief time tracking newly listed MYLRs, they tend to sell out in 5-15 minutes now instead of < 30 seconds.

I've been trying to get my hands on a MYLR as soon as I can so I've been checking every listing that pops up. Now I feel like I have a 1% chance of snagging one instead of a 0.01% chance just a couple weeks ago.

Edit: These standard range models seem to stay around much longer. Hours instead of minutes. My plan, if I manage to do it, is to snag an in-stock MYLR and transfer my current reservation/pricing to that VIN. With a SR trim I'd end up paying more for less car. Others are probably in the same boat.

That’s because there are more than just one. According to my Tesla insider, some centers have up 8 or more. Try it. You could order 8+ to prove my theory lol.

 

[AtomMoose]

That’s because there are more than just one. According to my Tesla insider, some centers have up 8 or more. Try it. You could order 8+ to prove my theory lol.

Wow, that's crazy! Hopefully others snatch them up and make a bit of room in the queue for my order.

My most common road trip is to an area of rural Iowa with little to no charging infrastructure. ABRP tells me I need the full MYLR range in the winter.

 

[chtesKG22]

I jumped on one in chicago, ordered Friday and immediately got VIN. However I don’t see any estimated delivery date at all. Wondering if it’s an issue or I just have to wait it out

 

[paulsalem]

I jumped on one in chicago, ordered Friday and immediately got VIN. However I don’t see any estimated delivery date at all. Wondering if it’s an issue or I just have to wait it out

I picked up two, one in Central NJ (EDD mid Sept) and one around Philly (no EDD).

 

[chtesKG22]

I picked up two, one in Central NJ (EDD mid Sept) and one around Philly (no EDD).

Ok so I’m not the only one. I got notified from Tesla-info.com and it said estimated factory gate was august 26th. So hopefully once it’s done being in production we get concrete dates.

 

[paulsalem]

What kind of batteries do these have? LFP?

 

[chtesKG22]

What kind of batteries do these have? LFP?

Speculating these are the 4680 since they have 279 miles range.

 

[jcanoe]

What kind of batteries do these have? LFP?

No, not LFP. In the US, to date, the LFP battery has only been used in the SR+ Model 3. The SR (AWD) Model Y being produced in Austin with an estimated 279 mile range has a structural battery using the 4680 cells. The 4680 battery currently uses NMC chemistry.

 

[chtesKG22]

So I had ordered one of these and got a vin assigned last Friday. Just checked the app now the vin is gone from my order… also no estimated delivery range

 

[IndyGopher]

So I had ordered one of these and got a vin assigned last Friday. Just checked the app now the vin is gone from my order… also no estimated delivery range

Huh, I checked just now because of your comment and see that my VIN disappeared too, but I've still got an EDD of 9/5 - 9/15 in Lisle. Weird. I feel lucky to have scored one out of inventory and don't want to sound impatient, but I hope they're not having some slowdown in Austin or reallocating these elsewhere.

 

[chtesKG22]

Huh, I checked just now because of your comment and see that my VIN disappeared too, but I've still got an EDD of 9/5 - 9/15 in Lisle. Weird. I feel lucky to have scored one out of inventory and don't want to sound impatient, but I hope they're not having some slowdown in Austin or reallocating these elsewhere.

Seems like you’re still in a better position having actual dates to look forward to. I now don’t have a vin or delivery range. I saved my MVPA before the vin went away though. SA told me it might be a glitch in the system and to wait a few days and see what happens