Tesla adjusted their prices yet again, increasing prices across almost their entire lineup in North America on Thursday night. In Canada the Model S and Model X saw some substantial price increases, while prices in the US for the Model S, Model X, and Model Y were all increased by lesser amount, with the Model 3 being the lone standout seeing no price changes on any variant.
Canadian Price Increases
The back and forth with Model S and Model X prices continues. Last month the automaker dropped prices by $6,000 for the Model S and as much as $13,000 for the Model X. On Thursday those prices came back up by $5,000 for both vehicles and all variants.
For the Model S, the Dual Motor variant went up from $116,990 to $121,990, while the Plaid increased from $143,990 to $148,990. Meanwhile the Dual Motor Model X went from $130,990 to $135,990, and the Plaid increased from $143,990 to $148,990.
USA Price Increases
South of the border the price increases were less substantial. For the Model S and Model X all variants increased in price by $1,000. With the price increase however, Tesla is offering lower financing rates, which according to a message on the Design Studio can be as low as 3.99%.
The price increases were even less for the Model Y. All three variants, the base Model Y AWD, Model Y Long Range, and Model Y Performance are now $250 more expensive, matching a similar price increase last month.
Here is a full breakdown of the new prices in the US.
Model S
AWD – $88,490
Plaid – $108,490
Model 3
– no changes
Model X
AWD – $98,490
Plaid – $108,490
Model Y
AWD – $47,490
AWD LR – $50,490
Performance – $54,990
