Accounting For Inflation, The Tesla Model 3 Is Now The Cheapest It Has Ever Been via insideevs.com
. Prices were cut by up to $13,000 with the Long Range Y now having a base point of $52,990 . That makes it by far the cheapest AWD crossover with 300+ miles of range on sale in the US.
It will be interesting to see what impact the price reductions will have on sales. The Model 3 and Y are already the world's best-selling EVs - however can they become the world's top-selling cars, period? For reference, the Toyota Corolla was the world's best seller last year, with around 840,000 units sold. However, the Model Y wasn't too far off with 513,000 global sales meanwhile 492,000 Model 3s were delivered as well.
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