Featured Tesla effect?

good luck. i've been telling my better half that we've been retired for 4 years. deaf ears

 

filter for 2018?

 

Interesting:
Big D energy: Tesla dropping 75-kWh Model S, Model X on Monday
Elon Musk announced on Twitter Wednesday that Tesla will discontinue the 75-kWh versions of its Model S and Model X on Monday.
Big D energy: Tesla dropping 75-kWh Model S, Model X on Monday

 

nothing as sweet as being able to sell as many more expensive models as you can make

 

Sure
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Mike

 

2018 Tesla Model S

75D AWD
518hp 75 KwH lithium ion 102 city/ 105 hwy $78,000

100D AWD
762hp 100 KwH lithium ion 101 city/ 102 hwy $96,000

P100D AWD
762hp 100 KwH lithium ion 92 city/ 105 hwy $135,000

2018 Tesla Model X

75D AWD
328hp 75 KwH lithium ion 91 city/ 95 hwy $84,000

100D AWD
762hp 100 KwH lithium ion 86 city/ 89 hwy $99,000

P100D AWD
762hp 100 KwH lithium ion 83 city/ 89 hwy $140,000

Destination Charges *
$1,200

 

It will take longer to make available the standard interior and standard pack for the model 3, but without autopilot or tt&l but including destination
Model S 100D -$95,000 335 mile range 0-60 in 3.2 seconds,
Model S 75D - $77,000 - 259 mile range 0-60 in about 4 seconds
Model 3 D P - $63,000 - 310 mile range 0-60 in 3.3 seconds
Model 3 D LR - $52,000 - 310 mile range 0-60 in 4.3 seconds
Model 3 MR - $45,000 - 262 mile range 0-60 in 5.6 seconds

All model 3s include the premium package which is not quite as nice interior as the S. The price will drop $5K when the standard package is available.

Tesla is doing a redesign of the S and X. The model S 75D really doesn't make much sense today with the model 3 D long range and model 3 Performance. My guess is the X loses its 75 kwh pack just because the S did. This makes the sell of the 3 versus S more profitable and clearer. There is speculation that pack redesign will lower pack costs and something sub 100 kwh may be offered, maybe a 80 kwh pack with similar cells to the model 3 long range would cut costs. That may allow higher than 100 kwh in the top of the line cars.

I think this will drop ASP (average selling price) but costs of the model 3 may cause higher profit margins for the company.

 

are they discontinuing model x?

 

My prices include the price cut and destination charges (at least the one I paid in texas). I believe JamesBurke links to msn have the old prices but they also don't include destination which lets face it everyone pays.

 

No, they are discontinuing the 75kWh versions of both the X and S.

 

shouldn't really freak anybody out. After all they discontinued the 60. And Iirc, with the S, I think there was even a handful of 40s that very quickly got discontinued. They discontinued the 85 pack, and they discontinued the 90.
Like Barney Fife used to say, "Nothing here to see folks, now Move Along."

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40k for a new tesla model3 is pretty amazing, considering you can load up a prius close to the, even if you might not pay it