Tesla was quick to react to its own price hike. Let us remember that less than a week ago The Californian firm confirmed that in some markets of the Old Continent there would be a price increase for the Model 3 (test) as a consequence of the tariffs imposed by the European Union on all electric cars manufactured in China. In the case of Elon Musk’s firm, the The additional 10% rate applied to all imports was no less than 20.8%. In this way and as we informed you here, the base rate of the average sedan went from 39,990 euros to 41,490 euros.
However, this rise has lasted just a blink of an eye because in its objective to “accelerate the transition towards sustainable energy, ensuring that Tesla is more accessible to more people by 2024”, the Californian firm has just launched the so-called Tesla Boost. In essence it is a Discount applied directly and amounting to 3,290 euros.
He is unbeatable once more
A peculiarity is that it will not be exclusive to Model 3 but can also be applied to the Model Y. In this way, the increase of 1,500 euros made a few days ago becomes even testimonial since from now on The price of the sedan will be 38,290 euroswhile the average SUV will cost 41,200 euros.
But beware, because there is more and both models can logically be included in the government’s aid plan, the Moves III, which was recently extended until December 31, so the bill might be reduced by up to another 7,000 euros if a vehicle is handed in for scrapping. Not content with that, electric vehicles continue to enjoy a 15% reduction in personal income tax.
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In this way, whoever approaches dFrom today until September 30th (deadline for this Tesla Boost)and meets all the requirements, you can drive away with a rear-wheel drive Model 3 from 26,990 euros or a rear-wheel drive Model Y from 29,990 euros. This has dispelled the doubt that arose a few days ago regarding the possibility that the Californian sedan would decline in sales for the rest of the year, as so far the figures confirm that it has grown by no less than 36% compared to January-June 2023, accumulating a total of 4,500 units.
