Tesla slashes Model Y 7-seat option price by $1K, now cheaper than average new car in US.

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Tesla has reduced the price of its seven-seat, third-row option for the Model Y SUV to $3,000, down from $4,000. The change is the latest among several recent price changes for Tesla as inventory reaches a new high. The option was originally offered at $3,000 when it first came out, but that price rose to $4,000 earlier this year. The cheapest seven-seat Model Y now sells for $53K in the US.
- Tesla drops price of Model Y 7-seat option to $3K, from $4K Electrek.co
- Tesla drops price of Model Y’s more-spacious seating option TESLARATI
- Tesla Model Y Now Cheaper Than Average New Car In U.S. OilPrice.com
- Tesla Cuts Prices Again: Shaves $1,000 Off On 7-Seater Model Y - Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) Benzinga
- Tesla (TSLA) inventory reaches new high, pointing to price cuts not working Electrek.co
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