New Street Research managing partner, Pierre Ferragu, shares his expectations for Tesla’s production and inventory in the coming years.
Tesla increased the price of some of its models, with one receiving an increase of $ 10,000.
The top-of-the-line S Plaid + sedan model is now listed at $ 149,900, up from the $ 139,900 price with which it was launched in January.
Deliveries of the high-performance sedan, which Tesla says has 1,100 hp and a top speed of over 320 km / h, are not scheduled to start until the end of this year.
Tesla also increased the price of its basic Model 3 Standard Range Plus from $ 36,990 to $ 37,490 and the Model Y Long Range from $ 48,990 to $ 49,990. Both vehicles had their prices cut by $ 1,000 in February.
The price of a long-range Model 3 AWD price also increased from $ 500 to $ 46,490.
Tesla sells its cars directly to consumers at unrestricted list prices that are often changed to meet market demand instead of the traditional incentive programs used by most old car manufacturers.
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The automaker also updated this week’s estimated delivery dates for several models, which have been extended for several weeks, and last month discontinued the basic $ 39,990 version of Model Y without explanation after just six weeks of availability.