Tesla Hikes Price on Model 3, Model Y Variants

Tesla has bumped the price on certain variants of the Model and Model Y, as well as its flagship Model S.

According to Tesla’s configurator, the Model 3 Standard Range Plus now starts at $37,490, an increase of $500. The Long Range Dual Motor AWD Model 3 also received a $500 hike, now starting at $46,490. The Model 3 Performance remains $55,990. The price of the Model Y Long Range Dual Motor AWD increased by $1,000 to $49,990.

Tesla’s flagship Model S Plaid+ sedan received a significant price increase of $10,000, meaning it now starts at $149,990.

Tesla regularly tinkers with its pricing, which can be frustrating for consumers wondering if they’re buying at the right time. Tesla plays a similar game with pricing on its Full Self-Driving software.

Tesla did not offer an explanation for the recent price adjustment. 

 

[Two-rocks]

Wonder if camel camel camel will start following Tesla pricing?

 

[designrs]

Seriously, all of these price changes have Tesla selling cars like a stock market commodity!

 

[GenSao]

Updated Charts!

Note: Charts shows trims available to order online in US. Off the menu (OTM) trims (dashed) available only in store or by phone. Trims are combined for simplicity. Data.

 

[Deep Purple]

This kind of sucks.

 

[RCMorgan]

Seriously, all of these price changes have Tesla selling cars like a stock market commodity!

Advantage Tesla: direct to consumer sales, much more direct connection between pricing and customer demand, less exposure to inventory gluts which would force distressed sales.

 

[Basteq]

Wasn't the prices lowered in EU around 2000-3000 euro at the beginning of the year?