Tesla EVs are now gaining more consumers as the demand for electric vehicles rises. This means that more people across the globe are now considering purchasing their own zero-emission cars.
The logo marks the showroom and service center for the US automotive and energy company Tesla in Amsterdam on October 23, 2019. (Photo by JOHN THYS / AFP)
The demand for electric cars increased because of the rising crude oil prices caused by the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Now, if you are one of the individuals who want to get a Tesla of your own, here are all the basic prices, as well as their estimated delivery time.
ALL Tesla EV Basic Prices, Estimated Delivery Time
Inside EVs reported that Tesla is currently the top-selling electric vehicle in the United States. As of the moment, you can have your own Tesla EV for less than $50,000. Now, here are all the basic prices:
The Tesla logo is displayed on the front of a Tesla car on May 20, 2019 in Corte Madera, California. Stock for electric car maker Tesla fell to a 2-1/2 year low after Wall Street analysts questioned the company's growth prospects.
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- 2022 Tesla Model 3 ($44,990 to $58,990)
- 2022 Tesla Model Y ($59,990 to $64,990)
- 2022 Tesla Model X ($104,990 to $131,990)
- 2022 Tesla Model S LR AWD ($94,990 to $99,490)
- 2022 Tesla Model S Plaid ($129,990 to $134,490)
Based on the data provided, Tesla Model 3 is still considered the cheapest EV of the giant automaker. On the other hand, the most expensive one is the advanced Tesla Model S Plaid.
Now that you know the basic prices of all the Tesla models, here is their estimated delivery time:
- Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD 19" Gemini Wheels: December 2022 (Around May 2022 if Tesla use FSD)
- Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD 20" Induction Wheels: September 2022 (Around May 2022 if Tesla use FSD)
- Tesla Model Y Performance: May 2022
- Tesla Model 3 RWD 18" Aero Wheels: August 2022 (Around May 2022 if Tesla use FSD)
- Tesla Model 3 RWD 19" Sport Wheels: July 2022 (Around May 2022 if Tesla use FSD)
- Tesla Model 3 Long Range AWD: May 2022 (Around April 2022 if Tesla use FSD)
- Tesla Model 3 Performance: May 2022
- Tesla Model X Long Range 20" Cyberstream Wheels: January 2023
- Tesla Model X Long Range 22" Turbine Wheels: January 2023
- Tesla Model X Plaid: October 2022
- Tesla Model S Long Range 19" Tempest Wheels: November 2022
- Tesla Model S Long Range 21" Arachnid Wheels: July 2022
- Tesla Model S Plaid: Around 4-10 weeks (Exact estimated month not yet confirmed)
If you check the parenthesized estimated delivery times, you will see that Tesla is now planning to use its advanced FSD (Full Self-Driving) feature to ship the ordered EVs as soon as possible.
Second-Hand Tesla Prices Now Increasing
Because of the increasing demand for EVs across the globe, second-hand Teslas are also becoming more expensive.
According to The Driven's latest report, Tesla owners are taking advantage of the rising EV demand by selling their own zero-emission cars.
In other news, Tesla EVs is January 2022's top 3 automaker for BEV sales in the United States. Meanwhile, the free Tesla Supercharger program expanded in Poland and Slovakia.
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Written by: Griffin Davis
