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Base model prices including destination charges without gas savings discounted. Tesla Model 3 - $31450 right now after CA + Fed rebate Tesla Model Y - $48200

Base model prices including destination charges without gas savings discounted. Tesla Model 3 - $31450 right now after CA + Fed rebate Tesla Model Y - $48200 likely no rebate available at release Tesla Model Y premium over 3 = $16,750 Keep in mind the Model Y also includes the premium interior features which cost an additional $3500 to get by upgrading to the Model 3 mid range, bringing the premium over the 3 to $13,250. The Model Y also gets 80 miles of additional range over the base Model 3.

atomi 8y ago
The pricing page says, "pricing includes gas savings." It's likely more than $48200.
- radium3d 8y ago
  No I didn't use the price with the estimated gas savings bs. Click "details" to view the actual purchase price.
- ChristianGeek 8y ago
  It also doesn’t include any of the autopilot features. Add $3,000 for the basics, $8,000 for full. And $4,000 for AWD. Oh, and $1,500 if you want anything but black. (All the same prices for the 3, but still something to consider.)
petersellers 8y ago
The base Model Y (RWD long range) is comparable in features and performance to the RWD long range Model 3. When you compare those two, it's only a 4K price differential (47K vs 43K). It's a bit misleading to say the Model Y has a 13K premium over the 3; that's only true if you compare two cars with drastically different feature packages.
- argonaut 8y ago
  You're forgetting the tax credits on the Model 3, which probably won't exist when the Model Y is released. This is also an important factor for the future because the price of the Model 3 will likely be lowered as the credits expire.
  - Vanayad 8y ago
    It is misleading because it is a very specific case in California/US. For people in other countries these things don't apply. We have 10k euro discount to Electric cars for instance. It would apply to both cars equally.
leesec 8y ago
Base Model is actually going to be 39k, they're just not selling it yet.
- radium3d 8y ago
  True. I should have specified the base model available today.

atomi 8y ago

The pricing page says, "pricing includes gas savings." It's likely more than $48200.

radium3d 8y ago
No I didn't use the price with the estimated gas savings bs. Click "details" to view the actual purchase price.
ChristianGeek 8y ago
It also doesn’t include any of the autopilot features. Add $3,000 for the basics, $8,000 for full. And $4,000 for AWD. Oh, and $1,500 if you want anything but black. (All the same prices for the 3, but still something to consider.)

petersellers 8y ago

The base Model Y (RWD long range) is comparable in features and performance to the RWD long range Model 3. When you compare those two, it's only a 4K price differential (47K vs 43K). It's a bit misleading to say the Model Y has a 13K premium over the 3; that's only true if you compare two cars with drastically different feature packages.

argonaut 8y ago
You're forgetting the tax credits on the Model 3, which probably won't exist when the Model Y is released. This is also an important factor for the future because the price of the Model 3 will likely be lowered as the credits expire.
- Vanayad 8y ago
  It is misleading because it is a very specific case in California/US. For people in other countries these things don't apply. We have 10k euro discount to Electric cars for instance. It would apply to both cars equally.

leesec 8y ago

Base Model is actually going to be 39k, they're just not selling it yet.

radium3d 8y ago
True. I should have specified the base model available today.