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Tesla has implemented a series of minor overnight updates to its vehicle configurations, pricing, and financing incentives in the United States. The changes target promotional offers and monthly costs for both the Model 3 and Model Y lineups.
First, the automaker is winding down a popular incentive for new sedan buyers. The promotion offering one year of free Supercharging for customers who order a Model 3 Premium is officially scheduled to end on June 15, 2026.
At the same time, leasing a base sedan has become slightly more expensive. The monthly lease price for the entry-level $36,990 USD Model 3 Rear-Wheel Drive has increased to $329 USD per month, up from the previous rate of $299 USD per month.
Tesla also adjusted its aggressive financing rates for certain electric crossover models. The financing rate for the $41,990 USD Model Y All-Wheel Drive has increased from 0% to 0.99% APR. However, buyers looking for the absolute lowest financing costs can still secure a 0% APR rate on the Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive variant, which remains unchanged.
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