Tesla continues to tweak its prices around the world and this time the Model S and Model X is increasing in price in China and South Korea, as spotted by @Tslachan.
Despite some modest price increases, also new in these countries is free charging for three years, just like in the U.S. (another perk offers 6 years for legacy owners to give up their lifetime charging perk).
Earlier this year, we saw Tesla offer 3 years of free Supercharging in the U.S. to push deliveries.
The 3-years of free Supercharging is also available in Europe, Taiwan and Israel. The details say this perk is available for all deliveries from May 5 to June 30, 2023—essentially Tesla’s second quarter.
The freebie will likely convert some owners to take deliveries of their Model S and Model X, which are manufactured in Fremont, California.
In South Korea, prices went up 3,571,000 KRW (about $2,700 USD) for the Model S and Model X. Meanwhile in China, a similar price increase of 19,000 yuan occurred, or about $2,749 USD).
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🇰🇷Tesla Korea Raises Model S/X Price
✅ Now, like other countries (US, China, Europe, etc.), the estimated delivery date (ETA) is displayedModel S AWD : KRW 3,571,000⬆
Model S Plaid : KRW 3,571,000⬆Model X AWD : KRW 3,571,000⬆
Model X Plaid : KRW 3,571,000⬆ pic.twitter.com/iIKPMZR27R— Tsla Chan (@Tslachan) May 5, 2023
Also new? Estimated delivery dates are now showing for all available vehicles, including Model 3/Y and Model S/X in China, South Korea and more.
