9/23/2023 0 Comments Car battery replacement price![]() ![]() It has also started a bit of a price war in electric cars, with some other companies dropping prices, or announcing lower-priced models, likely in response to Tesla finally bringing prices back down after raising them so many times over the course of the previous couple years. Kia is now forced to set realistic prices (if they want to remain competitive, anyway), especially for their large battery trims that will still have less range than the base Model X. This is GREAT news for anyone waiting for an EV9. Some of these price cuts have made some recent customers angry at the sudden drops in residual value for their vehicles, but has overall benefitted the consumer, as lower prices are generally a good thing. It also cut the price of FSD by $3k just tonight. The company has massively slashed prices of vehicles multiple times this year, and then gained access to the full IRA tax credit on its cheapest Model 3, making the car quite a deal. Electrek’s TakeĮvery time we think we’ve seen an end to Tesla’s price drops, it throws another one at us. Across Europe and in China, prices are down on both models in similar amounts as in the US (though not in right-hand drive countries, as the two models aren’t available in RHD). On the other end of the price spectrum, Plaid versions of both vehicles have dropped in price as well, from $108,490 yesterday to $89,990 today.Īnd in the rest of the world, prices have dropped as well. But we won’t know for certain about that until the time comes. Tesla says that a reduction in credit availability is likely to happen at the end of this year, because the credit has stricter requirements that go into place at the end of each year. This means that certain buyers (who do not run afoul of the the IRA’s income caps of 150k single/300k married filing jointly) can actually get an X for less than an S, as long as they buy a base model X with no options physically attached from the factory (well, except for the now-free paint colors). Prior to now, the Model S and X were both above that cap, and the S is still above the car cap, but the X is now below the SUV cap. The Inflation Reduction Act set MSRP caps on what vehicles can qualify for the $7,500 tax credit, with a threshold of $55k for cars and $80k for trucks and SUVs. So you can choose between white, black, grey, blue, or red for free.īut wait, there’s more! Due to a quirk in how the US Federal EV Tax Credit works, the Model X can now actually be cheaper than the Model S after incentives – at least in its absolute base trim. ![]() Although, do note that Tesla is prone to overstating its range numbers, and these cars actually haven’t changed hardware-wise, as the SR model had the same battery, just locked behind software.Īnd as for another stealth price drop – all paint colors are now included in the base price, so you’re no longer locked to a single “standard” paint color if you want the base price (as is the case for grey Model 3s right now). Yesterday’s base model was the software-limited Standard Range, with 320/269 miles of range for S and X respectively. We hardly knew ye.īut that model has been replaced with price cuts across all the rest of Tesla’s S and X range, leading today’s base price of the larger-battery versions of both cars to be cheaper than yesterday’s base price of the smaller-battery versions.Īnd so, today you can get a Model S for a base price of $74,990, $3,500 less than yesterday’s lowest price, or a Model X for $79,990, $8,500 less than yesterday:īeyond that, today’s “base model” now has the larger battery, with an estimated EPA range of 405 miles for the S and 348 miles for the X. ![]() Good news and bad news from Tesla today – the cheapest Model S and Model X, the $78,490/$88,490 Standard Range version, is gone. Tesla has cut prices on the Model S and X, with price drops of 15-19% in the US on all trim levels (and similar cuts in the rest of the world), except for the brand-new Standard Range model which was introduced just over two weeks ago and is now no longer available. ![]()
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