Tesla Raises Prices on ALL Models AGAIN | Up To $6000 Increase
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Yep, at this point my next car will be a bicycle.
Good decision. I can not. I can not even go to the grocery store in a bike.
Just... wait until you get the car you want... :D use your current one!
That’s best decision anyway if you’re okay with dealing with it. Save yourself 1k a month.
It's a joke... sort of.
@@BitMatt1 thank fuck
The pricing is getting outrageous for the cars as well as the charging…
Demand is insane. Of course Tesla needs to raise prices, the wait times are getting too long and they need to account for future increases in supply costs. And regarding supercharging, as the price of oil increases, energy costs increase as well hence the increased energy costs. Tesla are less less expensive to own compared to their ICE counterparts. Model 3 standard range is a bargain and model 3 performance is still a good deal as well.
Never going to replace gas ever. never. sub 20k and maybe one day. not with these prices
@@scubaguy5389 Chevy bolt EV is close. At 26K and that 6k difference can be easily covered if you drive 12k miles/year
@@scubaguy5389 by “these prices” you are referring to $6,$7…$8/gallon gas…right? Yea my fuel costs for my 4runner have gone from $3000 a year to $6000+ a year. I can handle the Tesla payments for that cost. You know what they say, the rich make money, the poors pay: full retail, taxes, and end up with no residual value. Lesson: to save money, get rich.
@@williamhu2700 model 3 standard range USED to be a bargain and I own one a 2021 LFP. I wouldn’t but it again for today’s price for the 2022. Not worth it.
In Canada, MYLR is now $87K and MYP is $92K. It's way overpriced now and the sellable market is getting smaller and smaller. I expect demand to tank here, which is what I assume they are trying to achieve.
They want it to tank because they can't make enough of them. The part im curious about is the backlash from those who overpaid when they do make enough and they start lowering the price.
@@Mdrolet77 They did not overpay. They paid more to get their vehicle sooner. Time has market value,
I'm waiting for Tesla to build 'The Tank'___( read: CYBRTRK )
Can't wait, and even though it may cost way over the reservation $69990, l will be prepared to cover some extra just to get my hands on one! Tell me l'm crazy___"
@Mdrolet77 plus they need to get the delivery time down in order to better predict costs. Delivery times of a year make planning very difficult when the price is locked in at time of order.
This convinces me that I will be waiting at least another 5 years before investing in an EV. Sadly, I was expecting prices to reduce, not go up. I’d much rather wait till the vehicles make economic sense. Actually, the idea of car ownership may slowly become a less attractive choice than using robo taxis or car sharing in some way.
Man I'm so glad I pulled the trigger on my order when I did last year. I just took delivery two weeks ago of my Model Y Performance. The cost increases have been insane. I essentially paid what a LR Y cost now.
What is LT Y cost?
Live in Austin, went to the factory opening party in April, awesome facility. Would love to have a Model Y, but makes no sense for me from a cost standpoint. I'll just wait and see. In the meantime, I hope to see Tesla be very successful. Love it!
Here in the UK we’ve had Enhanced Autopilot as an option for a long time at £3,400
These prices are ridiculous. I thought about about buying one for commuting to work, but screw that now. I'll keep my 05 Focus that I use for work. I just found a replacement engine and transmission to store for when I need them. Even with these gas prices, I'll still be way ahead.
Glad I bought my Y before the hikes
Same! My head is spinning that I saved at least 11k on my model 3 and got it in 6 weeks in 2020
Wheew. Glad we didn't wait a year for one. We got a EV6 for MSRP instead.
EV6 is the Kia?? I’ll have to look at it
These prices are not sustainable something is going to have to give.
The prices are based on supply and demand (of tesla cars)
They wouldn't raise prices if it wasn't sustainable
Prices will continue to increase until supply matches demand.
Nope. They are still cheaper than their competitors.
Lmao comments like these are the best. For some reason people wants to try convince themselves that price hikes that comes from demand outpacing supply is something BAD! Hilarious!
I ordered my M3LR early this year for $51k before fees and tax. it's absolutely insane that I would have paid $7k more just a few months later. I have a feeling that their Model 4 or whatever is not going to be below $40k.
Observation - it seems that supercharging rates have increased from 22 to 25 cents per kWh to then 27 to 32, now 37 to 40 cents per kWh as of yesterday. That’s some 75%++ increases over the late 2018 to current period eg 3 1/2 years. This now makes long range driving only 33% less expensive than ICE, taking into account the loss of efficiency from wind resistance at 77 mph, use of AC or cold weather penalty etc. prices are across Midwest superchargers IL IA MO
lol we paid 1 year ago 30 cents / kwh in germany. Now its 60 cents / kwh ... Driving a efficient diesel car is at similar cost. Depending on drive style the diesel is probably also cheaper lol.
It’s only going to get worse with increasing coal and natural gas prices.
Like most people a charge at home and on night time tarrif I pay 5 pence per kWh for the next year.
Keep in mind all the things that make EV's less efficient also make ICE cars less efficient, with the exception of heating the cabin.
Why are the electical rates so high? My home rate is just under $.08/ kwh. Do they really need 5 times that at their superchargers?
A day after i reserved mine price goes up $3k phew 😮💨
@@NatmanFilms Can you elaborate please ?
@@NatmanFilms I saw that coming and I think you are right. Thank you for your explanation
My model Y arrived one year after I ordered. Tesla respected the MSRP of one year ago. I have heard other manufacturers adding $10,000-$15,000 onto msrp with take it or leave it attitude. I live in Hawaii. Mach e’s have $10,000 added to MSRP. My friend bought his mach e in Oregon and shipped it to Hawaii for $1000 vs the $10,000 surcharge
That's good to hear. I ordered a Red Long Range Model Y last October 2021 and was wondering if Tesla would honor the old price. Right now the NEW delivery date is July 27 to Aug 31 ~ 2022. Fingers crossed. Did you have any issues with your new Tesla?
@@mikkij8534 they do honor price, you can even reconfigure it
Crazy how much the Model Y went up. I was able to find a new std range rwd Model Y in April of 2021 for 43k. I get that this was not produced very long but still to me it has been a great value especially upgrading from a Nissan Leaf.
My ex and her dumbass husband just got a Y last year for over $60K and $1,000 a month lease and have a ready had three major repair issues for almost $30K even worse than their shitty Porsche Macans. The Model Y is a disgrace being named both Car and Driver and Consumer Reports least reliable and worst vehicle of 2021 with a 1 out of 5 and 18 out of 100. If you must drink the Kool Aid and not wait for a more energy efficient and affordable EV alternative to Tesla, stay away from the Y at all costs, the 3 isn't much better but at least cheaper.
I got lucky too. I bought my MY SR for $39.9k
@@davsny5 are you stalking your ex ?
@@sathwickborugadda4744 No,
I did run into my ex last week but had no contact I just use her as an example of how much I dislike the Tesla Y since I don’t know anyone else who has purchased or leased a model Y and has had more problems with it or is stupider than my ex. I did love her when we we were together and she left me for, what else money which ironic since I have more money then she and her husband now. I’m on a lot of the Tesla sights expressing my disappointment and dissatisfaction with Tesla. I can see where you are coming from and I’ve been stalked and it’s no joke. My comments are about Tesla, if using my ex offends or bothers you, I will try to refrain from doing so in the future. We avoid each other, but are actually on amicable terms.
Thanks for vid! Always great info. Does anyone know if Tesla honors the price at the time you placed your order?
Yes, they do. This is a tricky one for Tesla, because by the time they build your car 6 to 9 months from now, price increases in Tesla's supply chain will reduce the profit margin on your vehicle. They increase vehicle prices in anticipation of rising supply chain costs so that pricing on future orders stays in line with manufacturing cost.
@@toddr.lockwood843 awesome! Thank you so much
Bought my M3LR at 51k
Got a LR model Y for $52k (20 inch tires included). I couldn’t afford it today. Good luck to those willing to pony up!
Hi Ryan, what’s the original price on base model3 (RWD) back in October, 2021? Thanks in advance!…🙏🏻
I was going to buy a Hyundai but ea charges suck in ma and dealers are charging 5 to 10k over sticker
Hello Ryan, love your videos. Is there an issue with ground clearence on the Model Y performance. inclined driveways or speed bumps, things like that ??????????????????
I have a very inclined driveway that then levels out and I go over speed worms every day and I have had no ground clearance issues with a Y
The Model Y does have more ground clearance than the Model 3.
I literally just paid for the model 3 performance! Phew! Arrives on the 30th
It would be interesting to hear your inital feedback, on quality and performance.
I could not trust myself with a performance model. RWD is fast enough for me. All the best to you.
When did you order? Might pull the trigger this week
My biggest regret is not ordering the x back when it was 89kish.. oh well atleast I don't have to pony up that money during a recessions/stock market tank anyways
I bought my X in Dec 2020 at that price, even though I figured a refresh was coming. My configuration was just under 90 then and would be $131K today - with 23 fewer miles of range. Really happy with my choice, the 45% increase is not worth the slightly faster acceleration and I would not buy any car that expensive no matter the specs. I hope prices come back down with volume production of the new X.
I'm glad I ordered mine when it was $55k
Glad I ordered my model S before all these price hikes. Still loving every drive daily
Prediction, this time next year gas prices will be half off what they are now
Speaking about the Enhanced Auto Pilot, it would be even better if you can pick and choose what features you want from the list. Say you just want lane change and summon and not the other features, all separately priced, that would be awesome.
Love my Tesla. So glad I have one. But this is insane.
Why? They are still cheaper than EV6, Ioniq or VW ID4 (Ford does not exist anymore, sadly).
@@wolfgangpreier9160 You are outside your mind the comparable vehicle is the Model Y which is more expensive than all those vehicles and doesn't have the US tax credit available on it.
@@craigstevens1888 Of course if you compare the RWD Ioniq5 with the small battery with 220 miles range with the Model Y Long Range 5.5 seconds 0-100.
Why not compare the Fiat 500E with the Mercedes EQS 580 4Matic AMG edition? Why am I out of my mind when you are obviously completely delirious???
Why not compare the same cars with the same trim levels?
Or why does the same Ford F-150 cost 40.00,- US$ and on the same dealers lot also more than 80.000,- US$ without any markup? Just MSRP???
YOu want to tell me both are the same cars? REALLY???
In our country the Model Y costs after price rises 62K Euros. The Ioniq5 in the same trim level 65K and the Kia EV6 67K.
So PPPPPLLLLLEEEASE don‘t tell me i am outside my mind when i can clearly read and even understand what the manufacturer writes on his web page.
I don‘t care about any US tax incentives. I am not a US customer…
My Model 3 performance is over $10,000 more than I paid three years ago. That is crazy. My sister has an order for a Model Y. She ordered it two years ago. The price was $54,000 when she ordered it with the 3rd row option. Delivery is expected in September.
@@mocheen4837 ha that’s wild. My 2022 M3P is also $10k more than I bought it for.
I bought used which made it somewhat affordable.. had to do a lot of searching and phone calls but I was able to get a m3 sr+ in April right before gas went nuts
Best advice from any youtuber talking about Tesla is to lock in your price now. I'm glad I pulled the trigger last January.
Since there's a tesla super charger is ther a tesla regular charger network?
I discovered superchargers are way expensive to use. I had thought they would have cost significantly less but oh well.
We mainly charge at home at night. We are both retired so we only used the super charger for long road trips.
@@maloney7461 I do the same, but I believe Tesla is moving away from its mission with these high supercharger rates.
superchargers have literally double in cost in the last 3 years...mostly in the last 6 months
@@drdave3676 Its just plain old GREED. Tesla is going to have a lot of stiff competition next year (2023). He is trying to make as much money as he can in the short and long term. I wanted to purchase a Y for myself. But I found the interior / exterior to be just plain old boring. Great car but it does not have the wow factor to me and its becoming to expensive.
@@777trader8 California on a given weekend two months ago reported that 99.83% of energy consumption came from clean energy, 70% of which is from solar. If states continue to move to sustainable clean energy sources I’m of the belief that energy costs can and will decline over time. We have an incredible ability to innovate and to increase productivity. I remain hopeful.
Where are you seeing these prices? I am in CA is base model 3 is sub 40K, LR is 50K and Performance is 55K as of today. And the prices of the others are quite lower than what you are reporting. As well as delivery times are far less. Is this the future because your video shows different from website currently
Always enjoy your insite, and info, on Tesla and EV's in general. If you are ever in Penticton BC, (Canada) I am part of a rock and roll/ rhythm and blues band and would love to have you sit in on drums during our 'Band Jam" held on last Saturday of the month (not in summer). The band is the Yard Katz. Again, thanks for your show.
As the EV industry moves closer to parity.....and it ultimately will....these price increases will be problematic for Tesla. Good in the short term from a business standpoint. But as EV's go from early adopter to commodity status, the financial pressures will mount and further price increases will not be an option.
No, because all others raise their prices even more.
@@wolfgangpreier9160 Not all of them. THese price increases are ridiculous. Tesla is pricing buyers out of the market
@@chrisakins692 Sales have not been effected at all by these prices increases. Until Tesla can build more cars than they can sell the prices will continue to rise. It’s not their job to worry about what you can afford its their job to make the most cars they can as quickly as possible. BTW, if you haven’t noticed the price of everything has skyrocketed.
@@wolfgangpreier9160 nope demand is going to tank. But they have enough headroom to lower prices back down when it does.
@@logan594 then they will ruin their previous customers resale price and lose their loyalty out of anger.
They better have an entry model under the 3, between 25-40k.
At that price point, all the savings from switching from petrol to electric is pretty much gone. Even with the 6/gallon price point.
I was glad when I purchased my M3LR for £48450 last year. I knew prices were going to rise based on early 2021 M3 price rises in the USA. But as of yesterday the price is £57450. £9k in less than one year. I’m going to have to say that if I waited a year, I would have said “No Way!” and just stuck with my diesel car despite the massive fuel price increases.
Is it a good purchase at that price of £57450? That depends on the general trajectory for inflation and wages. Price inflation is really difficult to process psychologically speaking. I’ve grown up to expect price falls from new tech, so waiting has been a habitual strategy. On the other hand regression to the mean can also be achieved by wage increases. Many workers are demanding 10%+ wage increases here in the uk, though companies are resisting this. No pay rises for me, but other industries see strong wage growth.
I’ve just got a feeling that demand will evaporate at £57k. £50k is a strong psychological barrier for a new car and this is way past that barrier. There’s also the risk of high depreciation if you buy in at £57k.
they are just taking advantage of their position and backlog, overall the more profits they make, the faster they make factories and faster they will make cars overall to their ultimate goal.
Ryan, I work for Tesla and have to say this has been very interesting. I watch your channel because it’s cool to see a different perspective other than the “I work at Tesla and know what’s going to happen” point of view. Tesla recently announced for employees that we can now get FSD for free forever if we purchase a Tesla at full price. That’s been a thing for a bit but the NEW PART is leases even if us employees lease a Tesla we get FSD! :)
$12k USD for FSD is 100% a scam. If you really want it it's better to do the subscription because if your car gets totaled, you just lost your $12k FSD, teslas can cost a lot to repair when a tiny dent could be on a sensor and you need to pay thousands to fix it.
Advanced Autopilot for half the full Autopilot's has been available for Greece for months now, at least it was when I ordered a Model S on November and it still is. Good value!
I’d guess the delivery time on an Ioniq 5 is longer than a Tesla though. Correct?
yep, out of my price range. guess ill have to wait for it to tank or never get one.
Starting to get very expensive now 😢
I can't help but feel Tesla should be offering standard range model y single motor if battery availability and cost are the largest factors against EV adoption.
Maybe when their demand is lowered
They just annouced one in Australia! So could be offered in the USA soon
Right now the biggest EV holdback is production.
So with supply being below demand price hikes are the appropriate response to fund expansion.
@@NotOurRemedy Production has been held back by part shortages, not factory production capacity. Hence, reducing complexity and material costs with a standard range RWD Model Y makes sense.
@@timchow924 It's hypocritical to say they shouldn't make a cheaper, greener car because they'll sell anything they make. Elon admits the #1 barrier to EV adoption is the cost of the vehicle, yet refuses to make common-sense adjustments to parts of the product stack to make them affordable to more people. There are plenty of premium EV options that exist for people with more money to spend.
Wonder if those delivery dates depend on location? I am in Las Vegas and see Jan - Apr 2023 for Model Y LR when I look right now.
Scheduled for delivery sometime this week. They want me to put 15k down, I'm looking to put 3 to 5k down, any tips on what i can do?
Crazy !!! - Model Y is over $ 70,000 OTD without FSD. How is Tesla having so many orders ? Did not realize that there are more than a million+ people waiting in line to buy a $70k+ vehicle. Is it due to supply chain issues or Tesla that popular ?
On a recent 1500 mile trip in TX I calculated that a Prius would have been significantly lower cost to drive than supercharging my Model 3. Increasing model pricing does not bode well for accessibility of the Cybertruck.
I am planning on buying a Model 3, but with these continuous price increases, and the wait times, a Prius is starting to look real good.
While Supercharging is truly becoming less competitive when compared to gasoline (ignoring maintenance and oil changes), the vast majority of charging occurs on level 2 chargers, with some level 1. Tesla has the luxury of charging much more with respect to pricing right now, so they're capitalizing on the opportunity, they are also highly focused on cleaning up/reducing their COGS, and OpEx. It's a play to pull profits forward as a hedge against future bearish markets.
I have been looking at a model S LR. After this latest price increase it just is not worth it in my opinion. The S LR is now priced close to the M5 and E63. While the S is nice it is not premium like the other cars it now competes with. I will get on other ICE car and see how the EV market looks in 3 years.
But your premium ice car at that point will be a stranded asset. Now compare the value of a 3 year old Model S LR to a virtually valueless M5. Try to consider residual value, you’ll still buy the TESLA.
would be nice to have atleast 1 in Latvia
Can you make a video on how slow Model 3 (RWD) Standard Range Models are being made?
Seems like Tesla makes 1 of the cars a month or its discontinued. I closely follow a delivery tracker and a few threads on reddit and all models with confirmed deliveries are mostly M3Ps and LRs.
Some have been waiting since last year for their M3 RWD while others are able to place a P or LR order and get delivery with a month or 2, what gives?!
Myself and others have been waiting for our M3 Standard Range.
I just took my home delivery today. There’s two panel issues that I’m not sure it’s worth fixing. Can I message you pics for your thoughts?
Nice video and information as always! Just wanted to point out a couple of things and my experience in the last couple of weeks shopping for my first EV. There are several differences in IONIQ 5 at $40K vs Model Y at $66K. RWD vs AWD and available features separate the two. I built an IONIQ 5 and Kia EV6 to get equivalent features such as AWD, leather, heated seats and steering wheel, etc, and both the IONIQ 5 and EV6 came in in the $50K-$55K range MSRP, then trying to not pay over MSRP from a dealership right now is another challenge in itself. All things considered, it was virtually the same cost to get equivalent features on the IONIQ 5, EV6 and M3 Long range. I decided to order a Model 3 Long range AWD instead for $56K (right before price increase), due to the supercharger network, extra features that Tesla has built in (auto pilot, sentry mode, etc), and the fact that Tesla has been producing EVs for longer and at a larger scale than the other manufacturers at this point.
Not everybody wants "the best" vehicle... many want the vehicle they can afford. Tesla is shooting itself in the foot.
Same boat. Jumped into the ev market bec of gas prices. No preference for tesla, just wanted a good ev for a good price. Came down to ev6 vs ioniq5 vs MY (socal area)
After all testdrives, the research and “market adjustment” haggling, tesla handsdown is the clear winner. Its a bigger vehicle with a solid charging network, and with fixed price.
Took delivery of mylr in 2mos. No issues
@@chrisakins692 I might agree if these increases resulted in unsold cars.
I wanted the Tesla but I think I’m just going to see what Toyota brings out, because bro 65K that’s nuts. The Ionic is looking better and better every day. I’m still waiting half a year to see what toyota brings. If not Tesla it is
The ionic has a 15k dealer mark up which brings them to almost 70k as well
Toyota will also be $65k
Wait 2 yrs if you can. Then the market will provide many more choices. Driving range will go up and prices will drop.
Since when did a brand, any brand, lowered the price of a good because the production costs also lowered?
If I already had ordered one a month ago will the price increase affect me?
No, ur price is locked. Look at this way…ur car has appreciated in value when u take delivery. How crazy is that?!?!? Happened to me…i am up $7k
Base model MY in Australia is $78,000
I paid $54k after taxes for my model 3 long range march 2021. Now it cost $57k before taxes . Seems like I lucked out 👍🏻
How much did you paid for taxes ?
Vehicle Price $57,990
Destination & doc fee $1,200 Order fee $250
Your Model 3 LR $59,440
Excluding taxes & other fees
Mobile Connector +$200 = $59,640 Total. I'm out, F Elon
My model 3 RWD is 55k after taxes and they keep extending delivery date 🤪
does fremont make single castings for the Model Y front & back
No not yet.
thanks
Not ALL were increased, not the M3 RWD...no increase because I ordered one the night before the increase, was glad I ordered when I did, only to find out it didn't affect me.
I love your channel. I am fascinated by the Tesla product. I have a service center around the corner from my place of employment. My wife and I love our new plug-in hybrid Wrangler. The plans are to purchase a Tesla next year. Thanks again for your excellent work.
Enhanced Autopilot is available here in New Zealand now. It's $5700 NZD and FSD is $11,400 NZD. These convert to $3600 USD and $7200 USD.
Good report as always, Ryan. I don't remember when new car prices went down. I hope you are right about future prices. $70K is a lot to pay for a car, when there are $35K plug-in electrics that are really well made and give you the best of both worlds (BEV and ICE).
You mean plug in hybrids? The electric only range of most plug-in hybrids is abysmally low, like 20-30 miles.
@@brownro214 the 2023 prius prime phev is expected to have an electric only option that will give up to 60 miles full electric.
My question is even though you lock in price by pre ordering, do you lock in the interest rate too?
I don't think so because you do the financing when the car gets delivered so whoever you choose to finance the car through is up to them unless maybe you were to pull out a loan beforehand
Will find out soon so far the loan terms are fixed when I put my deposit and agreed to their loan agreement. I locked a low rate 2.99% and got a M3 long range at $51K. At $56k I would not have touched this car price is already too high for my taste.
@@cc1658 are you talking about the interest rate or purchase price?
Not looking forward to the Cyber truck price increase
I have given up on buying a tesla. I have just put a deposit on a BYD Atto 3, which is available in 3 months. Best bang for the buck, I can learn more about EVs through owning this car and when it comes time to upgrade the EV choice and availability, battery chemistry, charging stations etc etc etc should be greatly expanded. Thanks for helping me make the choice elon.
We were ready to buy before the last price hike, had a test drive scheduled, and they raised prices that day. Priced us out, unfortunately. At this rate, maybe we just never own a Tesla lol.
Couple of months ago, we were in the market for a new EV. The model Y was #1 on the list until I checked the online price and it went up $3k overnight, to $63k. Went to a Kia dealer to test an EV-6 and when the dealer said they were adding a $5k markup + $4k in mandatory options, I walked out. Ended up ordering a BMW i4 for $53k after federal tax incentive.
@@joemartino6976 One of my family members was gonna order a BMW I4 but right before it was going to go into its construction phase they told them that the car had stopped production so now we are considering getting a Tesla model Y once the prices drop
The exact same M3 SR+ I bought in Feb, '21 is now 10k more than I paid. I just don't think it is worth the $47k they want for it. While I love my car, I took it for a longer trip last week and it does take some time to charge and there is that range anxiety. I had about 30 miles left on one stretch, with no known options. It was a good thing I overcharged at the stop too because the navigation said I didn't need as much as I put on it but I just let it keep going since I was having lunch.
Tesla should have changed to CCS for superchargers years ago and changed the port in the car, offered either warranty port replacements stateside or discount on OEM adapters.
The Model Y Long Range Dual Motor AWD is not a "base model"
I wonder if there should be a Tesla Supercharger Subscription for non-Tesla cars where the earnings from the subscription can go directly to rapidly expanding the super charger network. Is there anything like that happening or in the works?
Any news if the Model 3 will get the new 4680 battery cells?
Many years away and no real need for 4680 in the M3
The model 3 LR is nearly £60,000 in the UK now. There’s no way it’s worth anything near that amount. The interior quality falls way short of BMWs at lower prices.
So glad I don't have a $900/month car payment in times like these. I may not have a fancy car, but nobody will come and take my car if I lose my job either. Others are free to do what they think is best for them.
What kind of car do you have and what is your daily commute like?
Or break your car windows just cuz they can bc crime keeps going up
@@turbostixxx - Honda Civic - 15 miles to work and 15 miles back.
People complain about dealerships gouging customers. Tesla is doing the same thing just cutting out the middleman.
Wisconsin sucks … I have my model 3 coming in a couple of weeks… only a few superchargers in the entire state… hopefully this will change
Biden is spending your tax money on charging stations that do not work. $2 billion wasted.
@@davidbeppler3032 they work fine… at least they did six years ago when I rented an S -
guess i'll have to get a BYD
@Ryan: I rented a Model Y from Hertz (freemont made long range) and noticed that Tesla vision would not display icons of people or other biologicals... only cars and trucks. Is this the norm for a non FSD Tesla???
Yes, that's correct. FSD adds a number of capabilities, some of which are already available to the public. If you've been watching FSD Beta videos, you're seeing some visualizations that have not been released to the public yet.
Cool I love my Tesla three white on white
So I ordered my model 3 a month ago when it was at $55,900, am I locked in at that price or do I have to now deal with the new price once it comes in?
You are locked. I bought mine in April and they said your price won’t change unless you make edits to your order. Enjoy it the car is great!
@@codymurray265 I placed a Y order with the premium wheels months ago when the Y was 60k. If I go back to stock wheels will the price increase for the car?
@@oliverlikescheetos No your price won’t change. You can change interior, exterior, tires all with the price you locked in. If you change the model though let’s say from standard to long range for example you would pay the new price.
9 months ago, I ordered, and it arrive today my Tesla model 3 for $42,000 .......cheapest basic tesla 3 I could buy during that time, and I thought I was paying too much. 😎😎👀👀
Price keep going up..... Have to say goodbye to my dream car.. Getting out of my reach for an average Joe like me...
It s safe to say price for everything won't be coming down in the next two years
Model Y UK dual motor long range version up £2000
So much for Tesla making an affordable electric car. Disgusting how expensive these cars are. I 100% support electric vehicles, but someone MUST make them affordable to the masses in order to really enact change. This is still a luxury vehicle.
I agree 100% If the goal is to get more people to drive EV's, charging astronomical prices will turn people off. How long will they be able to price gouge before people stop buying. Time will tell.
If all you want is an EV, get a Nissan or Chevy Bolt. If everyone could afford a Tesla, it wouldn’t be luxury EV.
It’s looking bad for rivian especially after Munro’s tear down and the lack of dependable charging options..
But rivian quality is far better with more features as well. Better value imo too. Quad motor, clearer screen, nicer seats, air suspension, etc etc
If electric cars are gonna be a thing they need to make it affordable for the average consumer 60k-180k+ car isn't the answer lol
2023 Outlander PHEV will go 54 miles before gas engine kicks in , Seems like a better deal for 42k
Lousy deal if you will own the car. Half decent if you lease.
@@Harrythehun car is a better deal . Right to repair .
@@CSIG1001 I would be afraid that the risk of failure is higher and cost of servicing if you have 2 drive train systems. Small batteries are higher prone to failure due to many cycles per year.
Yep, lol a bicarcyle - like in the Flintstones 😆
Lithium not having any recicle system it's getting expensive and looking to not get cheeper for a good long time
This reminds me of the old iron curtain cars, you have to wait two years and maybe you will get a car
Six more giga factories and maybe Tesla can keep up.
I feel like this graph isn't correct. I placed my order for the M3LR in February for $50,600
I drive a new Escalade got super cruise for $3500 then there is a nominal monthly fee after 3 years $25 of $35 and never have to touch the wheel unless there is an anomaly
There are car makers that have sold overpriced cars for decades … and they prospered.
I just decided to pull my order on a gray market model y performance in SE Asia.
from the videos I have watched on charging EV’s other than Tesla it is a definite a problem. in one article they quoted 27% of the non-chargers were not working
You read that wrong. 27% were working.
This is why it was necessary for tesla to build their own supercharging network
@@davidbeppler3032 thanks for catching my mistake
As a family trying to save up for a model Y, it's frustrating. As someone heavily invested in $tsla, I'm not mad at all 😂
you should rethink the invested in $tsla.. anything but Tesla is real.. and he sucks at geopolitics.. made in china.. please 😂 lol..
Well.. Bad for them since more companies making electric. I'm also sure tesla charging will raise also
I remember when the Model 3 was supposed to be $35,000.
You probably don’t remember when raw materials and battery ingredients were dirt cheap compared to the prices they are selling at now…
USA is heading toward a recession and major correction. So, you may see the 35k model 3 again.
Horrible that's my paycheck after no salary increase since 2016!
We just reserved a model 3 Rear Wheel Drive for $46K, it will come with LFP batteries so acceleration from 0 to 60 is down to 5.8 seconds. It’s crappy to see That a year ago we could’ve paid the same for a long range with all of its benefits. Is now a bad time to buy?
Prices will only continue to go up due to inflation. This applies to all manufacturers so don't expect to see a 20k electric car ever.
Lol ford dealers charging $25k + over msrp on basic model.