Tesla has just applied a slight price increase to the Model Y Long Range AWD version (by $500) in the United States.
Tesla has just applied a slight price increase to the Model Y Long Range AWD version in the United States, suggesting that maybe demand exceeded expectations after the previous round of price cuts. The Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD now starts at an MSRP of $48,990, which is $500 or one percent more than previously . Let's recall that in early October, the company reduced the prices of the Model 3 and Model Y cars in the U.S. by a few percent.
It will be very interesting to see what will happen later this year, because so far this year, Tesla applied multiple price cuts across the line, which allowed it to increase sales volume, but at the same time, this significantly impacted the margins. The company remains profitable, but the potential for future price cuts is now much lower. Price adjustments in China Frequent price adjustments are not limited to the U.S., as Tesla tweaks prices in other markets .
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