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Citation needed for both of your claims. The latest I found is that the average Model 3 selling price is 60k, which would become 50k at best with tax credits. R
by dmode 8y ago
Citation needed for both of your claims. The latest I found is that the average Model 3 selling price is 60k, which would become 50k at best with tax credits. Right in line with your BMW number [1]
[1] https://insideevs.com/tesla-model-3-average-selling-price-hit-60000/ https://insideevs.com/tesla-model-3-average-selling-price-hi...
- mdeeks 8y agoI went on the Tesla website and configured one for $44k just now. It only takes a few seconds. This doesn’t include the rebates or gas savings either.
- 7e 8y agoYour data is out of date. On tesla.com it is impossible to configure a non-performance version of the car which comes anywhere near $60K. They stopped selling "full self driving" and there have been other pricing tweaks, including a $44K version. See Troy's Teslike spreadsheet for a sample of the order breakdown among the super enthusiasts.