The price changes of Tesla Model 3 over the course of several months have been a topic of interest for many consumers. From May 2019 to April 2024, the prices of different variants of the Tesla Model 3 have fluctuated, with some significant increases and decreases along the way.
In May 2019, the Tesla Model 3 with rear-wheel drive was priced at $66,000, while the Tesla Model 3 Performance AWD was priced at $88,104. In July 2019, the prices remained relatively stable for the rear-wheel drive and performance variants, but the Long Range All-Wheel Drive saw an increase to $87,842. By December 2019, the prices continued to rise, with the Performance AWD reaching $99,869 (an increase of 6.4 percent).
As we moved into 2020, the prices saw more fluctuations. In July 2020, all variants saw price increases, with the Performance AWD reaching $102,013. However, by October 2020, the prices had decreased for all variants, with the rear-wheel drive variant dropping to $66,900.
The trend of price decreases continued into 2021, with the April 2021 prices dropping even further for all variants. By July 2021, the prices had decreased once again, with the rear-wheel drive variant now priced at $59,900.
In early March 2022, the prices saw a slight increase for the rear-wheel drive and performance variants, while the Long Range AWD remained unchanged. By March 15, 2022, the prices had increased once again for all variants.
As we entered 2023, the prices continued to fluctuate. By January, the prices had decreased for all variants, but by February, the prices had either remained unchanged or increased slightly. By April 4, 2023, the prices had decreased once again for all variants.
In May 2023, the prices saw a slight increase for all variants. Finally, by July 1, 2023, the prices had decreased significantly for all variants, with the rear-wheel drive variant now priced at $57,400.
By September 1, 2023, the prices once again saw increases for both the rear-wheel drive and Long Range AWD variants. Finally, by April 4, 2024, the prices had remained stable for the rear-wheel drive and Long Range AWD variants, with a slight decrease for the Performance AWD variant.
Overall, the prices of the Tesla Model 3 have seen multiple changes over the past few years, reflecting the changing market conditions and consumer demand.
