| Tesla senkt in den USA erneut die Preise |  |
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The latest round of price updates has chopped the cost of a base, single-motor Model 3 in the U.S. from $40,240 to $38,990, but if you’re eligible for the full $7,500 of tax credits the price falls to just $31,490. You need to add a $1,390 destination and a $250 order fee to that figure, but you’re still talking about an on-the-road price of $33,130, which is seriously tempting.
Elsewhere in the lineup, the Model 3 Long Range gets an identical $1,250 reduction, taking it from $47,240 to $45,990, but the Model 3 Performance benefits from a $2,250 drop, meaning it now comes in at $50,990. Like the single-motor sedan, both of those dual-motor, all-wheel drive variants are cool as far as tax credits are concerned.
There’s good news for liftback fans, too. Tesla added a new single-motor version of its Model Y to the SUV line earlier this week and that sticks with the same $43,990 price we reported at the time. But the Model Y Long Range drops below $50k following a $2,000 cut that slides to a more affordable $48,490. And that’s before tax credits are factored into the equation.