More like $7k in the last year or so but, to be fair, what hasn't gone up in price over the same period?Didn't they raise prices $20k or so o er the past couple years? Hard to keep up with the baseline.
I guess it depends by vehicle and time window. This spreadsheet is showing a LR model Y up $14.99k since intro, not including "inflating" add-on software.More like $7k in the last year or so but, to be fair, what hasn't gone up in price over the same period?
Last time I checked there was still a several month wait for a build to order car. Iām sure the cars in inventory were scooped up pretty quick. I think their inventory is usually cancelled orders since they try and avoid keeping inventory just sitting on delivery lots. Iām sure a lot of people who qualify for the 2023 tax credits are delaying or canceling so it forced Teslas hand to offer these $7500 discounts equal to the future tax credit. If Tesla extends the discounts after January 1 that will really be a sign of whether demand for their cars is weakening.I just checked inventory and all the M3 are sold out - except for 2 LR M3.
Last week when I checked, there were tons built and ready for delivery.
Does anyone know if the $7500 was deal that made people jump on them ??
It was when I had the free Miles for my 3. But the miles where based on a Model X so I got "more miles" out of it. But they convert those to miles to kW in your account, so you see this weird combination of miles and kW. But they dont give you a total kW bank, just miles and then how many kW that session was. All kinds of wonkyI know it's nitpicking, but it's really aggravating that they meter the free supercharging in 'miles' instead of something much more accurately measurable.