Tesla S3XY Mug Back in Stock, Buy It While You Can

Sarah Lee-Jones
5 years ago

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Tesla’s online shop has restocked its S3XY Mug, priced at $25 USD.

“The perfect way to start your day, the all black 14-oz S3XY Mug features tone-on-tone lettering and a smooth matte finish,” explains Tesla’s website, noting it is “limited edition.”

If you’re looking for the perfect gift for that Tesla fan in your life, this looks to be it.

Click here to buy the Tesla S3XY Mug while it’s still available.

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