Tesla prices are a lot like the company’s stock lately, they just keep going up.
The cheapest Model 3 is now $43,990.
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The make this weekkend hiked the base price of all of its models by as much as $5,000.
The entry-level Model 3 sedan and Model Y compact SUV received $2,000 increases, bringing their starting prices to $43,990 and $56,990, while prices for the the Model S and Model X rose by $5,000 each to $94,990 and $104,990.
The Tesla Model S now starts at $94,990.
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The bumps come just three weeks after Model 3 and Model Y prices were raised by $2,000, and represent a $7,000 total increase for each so far in 2021.
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Tesla sells its cars directly to consumers and often changes its list prices in concert with demand rather than offering incentives as other automakers do through their franchised dealers.
