Tesla has recently made a price adjustment for its electric cars in both the US and China. The company has reduced the prices of most of its models, including the Model 3, which is now priced at just over 30,000 euros in China. In the US, the Model Y and Model X are now more affordable than ever before, with the cheapest version of the Model Y priced at $42,990 (about 40,300 euros).
In response to disappointing sales, Tesla has also decreased the price of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software in the US. The price of this software has been lowered from $12,000 to $8,000, allowing American customers who purchase a new Tesla to try it for thirty days. This move comes as Tesla prepares to release its financial figures for the first quarter following reports that fewer than 387,000 cars were delivered to customers in the first three months of the year. This decline in sales has resulted in a significant drop in Tesla’s stock price on Wall Street this year.
