Tesla appears to be limiting new sales of its Model S Plaid+, as the option has been greyed out on the company’s American website (via @SawyerMerritt).
“I’ve been told by a source that Model S Plaid+ deliveries are estimated to begin in Mid-2022, not end of 2021,” said Merritt on late Thursday night. “Also, Tesla stopped taking orders for the new Plaid+ due to high demand. This stoppage is temporary. Also, I’ve confirmed the new S will deliver with the yoke,” claimed Merritt, known to have reliable sources in the past.
BREAKING: Effective starting today, the Tesla Model S Plaid+ will by greyed out for new Model S orders and will prevent customers from ordering this trim. Tesla has also increased the price of all non-performance trims of the Model 3 and Model Y by $500. pic.twitter.com/9cIDb8F8LT
— Sawyer Merritt ?? (@SawyerMerritt) May 21, 2021
Model S Plaid delivery dates now show June. Earlier today, Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced a Model S Plaid delivery event will be held on June 3, 2021.
More Price Increase for Model 3 and Model Y
Tesla also again increase the price of Standard Range and Long Range versions of its compact sedan and crossover SUV, with increases of $500 USD. This price change comes two weeks (again) after the previous increase from May 6, also a $500 hike.
Check out the price changes below:
Model 3
- Standard Range Plus: $39,990 USD (+$500; was $39,490)
- Long Range: $48,990 USD (+$500; was $48,490)
- Performance: $56,990 USD – no change
Model Y
- Long Range: $51,990 (+$500; was $51,490)
- Performance: $60,990 USD – no change
Other changes tonight from Tesla? The company has also removed the referral link, referrals and the entire section regarding referrals from some people’s accounts, explains Merritt.
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