Last fall, Musk provided an update to say, “for now, supply is too low, but ordering a Powerwall by itself should be possible end of year. Obviously, that never happened by the end of 2022, but standalone Powerwall sales are back three months into 2023.
But that looks to have changed as last night Tesla updated its website to add Powerwall back to its main menu, placing it beside Cybertruck.
For a California address, for example, a single Powerwall starts at $9,200 USD before taxes and incentives. Two Powerwalls are $17,200 and three Powerwalls are $25,200 USD.
Powerwall allows customers to “store energy for use at night when solar isn’t available.” The units can also “detect outages and recharges with solar to keep your appliances running,” while all management is performed via the Tesla mobile app.
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