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Model Y performance is Aug-Oct delivery.

• paxys 4y ago
  It is also $70K. Not exactly a reasonable comparison to a Toyota RAV4.
  • frumper 4y ago
    The Rav4 prime was 57k after all the fees. My Model Y was 61k Edit: Those numbers were numbers I experienced buying a year ago. Article numbers put some Rav4's more than current Model Y performance price.
  • brianwawok 4y ago
    In the current gas price world, whats the 10 year TCO comparison? Might not be as far off as you think..
    • frumper 4y ago
      It would greatly depend on your driving habits. I’m averaging 2k miles a month. My electricity cost averages around 4 cents/mile(14c/kWh). At my current gas prices($5.75) I’d need to get 142mpg to get 4 cents/mile. The rav4 is complicated because it’s both, but I’d get about 40% of my day on electric and 60% on gas. That means 4c/mile for the EV(even granting it’s as efficient as the Tesla which epa numbers aren’t as good) and 36mpg(epa Highway rav4 prime) on the Highway for 60% of my day. 36mpg would be about 16c/mile. So in an average day about 100 miles, it’d be 40 * .04 + 60 * .16 = 13.5c/mile averages over a day. So 24000miles/yr multiples by .04 or 0.135 and it’s $960 vs $3240. That points to in excess of $20k in savings over 10 years. If someone goes 40 miles or less a day these numbers favor a prime quite a bit more.
  • _ea1k 4y ago
    It is compared to some of the current prices for this RAV4 Prime.
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