Tesla just raised some prices by as much as $10,000
Top Model S gets a big price bump
Tesla has raised the price of some of its models, with one getting a $10,000 hike.
The top-of-the-line Model S Plaid+ sedan is now listed at $149,900, up from the $139,900 price it was introduced in January with.
Deliveries of the high-performance sedan, which Tesla says has 1,100 hp and a top speed over 200 mph, aren’t scheduled to begin until late this year.
Tesla also increased the price of its entry-level Model 3 Standard Range Plus from $36,990 to $37,490 and Model Y Long Range from $48,990 to $49,990. Both vehicles previously had their prices cut by $1,000 in February.
The price for a Model 3 Long Range AWD has also been lowered by $500 to $46,490.
Tesla sells its cars direct to consumers at no-haggle list prices that are frequently changed to meet market demand in lieu of the traditional incentive programs used by most legacy automakers.
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The automaker this week also updated the estimated delivery dates for several models, which have been extended by several weeks, and last month discontinued the entry-level $39,990 version of the Model Y without explanation after just six weeks of availability.