Tesla Changes Model 3 Electric Vehicle Prices Again

Tesla has raised prices for the two cheapest models of Model 3 electric vehicles. The source recalls that the pricing model used by Tesla is different from that of most other automakers.

Tesla does not rely on third-party dealerships to distribute its vehicles. These dealerships usually negotiate final prices with the end customers. Instead, Tesla has its own distribution network and sets prices that are the same for everyone in each market. Many consider this to be a great advantage for the automaker. The downside is the ability to change prices at any time.

Tesla changed prices for its Model 3 and Model Y electric vehicles somewhat last month, and then did so again earlier this month. The company didn’t stop there. Yesterday there was the third price change in the last two months.

The Tesla Model 3 Standard Range Plus price has increased from $ 37,490 to $ 37,990, and the Tesla Model 3 Long Range AWD has increased from $ 46,490 to $ 46,990. If you add up the changes, the price of the Model 3 Standard Range Plus, Tesla’s cheapest electric car, is back to the price it was before the February drop.

The source adds that Tesla usually does not comment on price changes and does not respond to relevant press inquiries.

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