
Tesla has increased the price of the Model 3 again in the United States, by up to $1,500 USD. Check out the changes below (via @BLKMDL3):
- Model 3 RWD: $46,990 (no change)
- Long Range: $55,990 (+$1,500; was $54,490)
- Performance: $62,990 (+$1,000; was $61,990)
For the Model 3 Long Range with entry 18-inch Aero Wheels, delivery estimates are at August to October 2022.
For Model 3 Performance, estimated delivery dates are showing as June to August 2022.
The most recent Model 3 price increases took place on March 14, 2022. The entry Model 3 RWD increased $2,000, Long Range and Performance by $3,000 in the US.
The global semiconductor shortage is ongoing and all automakers are being affected, to go with supply chain pressures as well. Tesla has been able to weather the storm better than other carmakers, as its Q1 saw a record 310,048 cars delivered.
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