Tesla Model S and Model X Prices Slashed in Exciting Updates
In a surprising turn of events, Tesla has significantly slashed the prices of their Model S and Model X vehicles, exciting car enthusiasts around the world. Alongside this price drop, the Full Self-Driving (FSD) option in the USA has also become more affordable, creating a buzz in the automotive market.
Model S and Model X Price Reductions
Tesla, known for its continuous innovation, recently made noteworthy changes to the configurator, particularly affecting the premium electric cars, Model S and Model X. The reductions are especially significant for the high-performance Plaid versions.
Previously, the Tesla Model S had a starting price of at least 105,490 euros in Germany. However, as of this Friday, the basic model is now available at just 94,990 euros, marking a substantial 10 percent decrease. Even more remarkable is the reduction in the price of the Model S Plaid, which has dropped by almost 16 percent to 109,990 euros.
Similarly, the starting price of the Tesla Model X has witnessed a noticeable decrease, with the all-wheel-drive version now costing 99,990 euros, around 12 percent less than after a 2,500 euro increase earlier this year. The Model X Plaid has seen an even more substantial reduction, now priced at 109,990 euros, a reduction of 18,500 euros, or roughly 14 percent.
Additionally, Tesla has made a customer-friendly move by allowing customers to select from all five available colors for Model S and Model X without incurring any extra charges. This color customization option is now available in both Europe and the USA.
FSD Option Becomes More Affordable in the USA
In an unexpected development, Tesla has made the Full Self-Driving (FSD) autopilot option more budget-friendly in the United States. The price has been reduced by $3,000, now priced at $12,000. This comes as a pleasant surprise to Tesla enthusiasts, as Elon Musk had previously hinted at making FSD more expensive as software advancements were made. However, in Europe, where beta testing of the new autopilot software has not yet begun, FSD continues to be priced at an additional 7,500 euros.
This price reduction in the FSD option aligns with Tesla’s commitment to enhancing accessibility to advanced autonomous driving technology, a move welcomed by Tesla owners and prospective buyers alike.
In conclusion, Tesla’s recent price reductions for Model S and Model X, along with the more affordable FSD option in the USA, represent an exciting shift in the electric vehicle market. These changes not only make Tesla’s high-performance vehicles more accessible but also reflect the company’s dedication to staying at the forefront of automotive innovation. Keep an eye on Tesla for more exciting developments in the future.
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