Tesla Changes Vehicle Prices by as Much as $10,000 in Web Update
For the second time in less than a month, Tesla Motors (NASDAQ: TSLA) has adjusted its pricing on several of its models. In an overnight update to its online configurator reported by electric-vehicle (EV) industry website Electrek early Thursday morning, Tesla made these changes on several of its models and trims.
The price of the Model 3 Standard Range Plus increased by $500 to $37,490; the former price was $36,990. On the flip side, that same model's Long Range trim saw a price cut at the same amount, falling to $46,490. No adjustment was made to the Model 3 Performance, which remains at $55,990.
The biggest modification was made to the Tesla Model S Plaid+, a car that hasn't yet hit the market. When it does, it will set a consumer back $149,990 -- $10,000 above the $139,990 the company had previously set. Meanwhile, the Model S Long Range AWD and the Plaid trims maintain their pricing, at $79,990 and $119,990, respectively.
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