The company Tesla is far known to Raise Prices Over its EV Lineup. Regardless, the latest round of price rise is more aggressive than most. The company has hiked prices for all four in-production vehicles in the past few days.
If you’ve got eyes on either of Tesla’s latest lines of car production, then you would want to keep your pocket updated. This article is a brief discussion on the lineups, and models of Tesla.
Tesla Raise Prices Over its EV Lineup
The Model 3 and Y variants of Tesla now cost an additional $2,000 more. This respectively gives the total price with a start at about $43,990 and $56,990.
While the spring for the Model S and X have an additional $5,000 added to it cost. This boosts the total cost of the vehicle to about $94,990 and $104,990. You may wonder about the price hikes. But with the latest feature the company is adding to its product, the price is worth it.
Tesla Model Lineups
The company vehicle is popularly graded among the top vehicles globally. Below are most of Tesla’s cars you can buy from the company currently:
Tesla Top Ranked Vehicle
- 2021 Tesla Model 3 (Number 1 in both Electric car and luxury compact Sedan).
- 2022 Tesla Model S (Second in Luxury full-size sedan).
Tesla SUVs
- 2022 Tesla Model Y (Coming soon).
- 2021 Tesla Model Y.
- 2022 Tesla Model X.
Tesla Sedans
- 2022 Tesla Model S.
- 2021 Tesla Model 3.
- 2022 Tesla Model 3.
Tesla Truck
- 2022 Tesa Cybertruck (Coming soon).
Tesla Hatch/Wagons
- 2022 Tesla Model S.
Tesla Electrics
- 2022 Tesla Model S.
- 2021 Tesla Model 3.
- 2022 Tesla Model X.
- 2021 Tesla Model Y.
- 2022 Tesla model 3.
- 2022 Tesla Cybertruck.
Tesla Convertibles
- 2022 Tesla Roadster.
Tesla Discontinued Models
- Tesla Roadster.
And many more to come.
Which Model Tesla is the Best?
With Tesla’s long-range and quick acceleration of electric vehicles in production, Model S Plaid is the highest sedan in performance that is ever built. Both the Long Range and Plaid powertrains, with updated packed batteries, are capable of back-to-back consistent ¼ mile runs.
2021 Tesla Models
The company’s 2021 models in the line of cars are the Model S, Model X, Model 3, and Model Y. Model 3 was the earliest release and most affordable among all four of these models. They all fall in the price range between $39,990 to $129,990.
Verdict.
Tesla has not yet explained the reason for the increase in price. But prediction says production woes might play a significant role in it. Tesla has idled Model S production for the first 6 months of 2021.
The company is grappling with supply shortages that are not helped by increasing demand. Prices on the high side could offset the impact of shortages on the bottom link, and this helps the company by cooling demand.
