Tesla Reduces Prices on Available Models

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24 Nov 2023

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Tesla Reduces Prices on Available Models

As Black Friday approaches, Tesla discreetly rolls out some enticing deals on its in-stock models, signaling a strategic move to spur sales before the year's end. The price reductions are already in effect in the US, with potential savings of up to €5,900 on select models.

The most substantial discounts are offered on the Model X, where prices now commence at €70,500, presenting a noteworthy cut of €5,900. The Model X Plaid receives a slightly lower discount of €3,500, with a revised starting price of €86,840.

For the more budget-friendly options, the Model 3 RWD features discounts of up to €2,500, starting at €33,790. The Model 3 Long Range AWD sees a reduction of up to €3,100, with prices kicking off at €40,280. The Model 3 Performance undergoes a €3,400 price cut, making it available from €44,190.

The Model Y series experiences varying discounts, with the base RWD trim receiving a €2,800 reduction, offering a starting price of €38,120. The most affordable Model Y Long Range AWD is now listed at €43,370, with an average price cut of about €2,300 across the range. The Model Y Performance sees a €2,500 reduction, with the lowest-priced option now at €46,470. The Model Y AWD undergoes a €2,200 discount, settling at €42,260.

In the sedan category, the Model S enjoys discounts of up to €5,600, bringing the starting price to €65,180. The Model S Plaid receives a €3,100 reduction.

It's important to note that these prices exclude federal and state subsidies. Potential buyers can subtract the €7,000 federal tax credit, along with any additional incentives provided by their state. Tesla's move to slash prices appears to be a deliberate effort to clear inventory by the end of the year, aligning with the impending Black Friday shopping frenzy.

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