Tesla has increased the prices of its Model 3 and Model Y in the United States, yet again (via The Street).
Check out the price changes below in USD:
Model 3
Standard Range Plus: $38,490 (+$500; was $37,990)
Long Range: $47,490 (+$500; was $46,990)
Performance: $56,990 (+$1,000; was $55,990)
Model Y
Long Range: $50,490 (+$500; was $49,990)
Performance: no change; remains $60,990
Model S and Model X did not see any price changes. It’s also worth noting the Model 3 interior now matches that of the made-in-China Model 3, with matching door trim.
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