Tesla raised the price of its Model 3 model in several European countries yesterday, and it is worth noting that the delivery wait time for Tesla Model 3 electric sedans in some countries has now increased to more than a year, depending on the configuration.
In Germany, the Model 3 long-endurance is now 2,000 euros (about 14,000 yuan) more than before, starting at 56,990 euros (about 399,000 yuan) ;P the erformance (performance version) model has increased by 3,000 euros (about 21,000 yuan) and now starts at 61,990 euros (about 434,000 yuan).
If you add to last week's price increase, the Long Battery version of the German Model3 is now 5,000 euros (about 35,000 yuan) more expensive than before, and the buyer of performance also wants you to spend 6,000 euros (about 42,000 yuan). And this price increase will make the price of the Model 3 long-endurance version the same as the price of the German Model Y long-endurance version (the Model 3 is still 1,000 euros cheaper than the ModelY due to the additional incentives for electric cars).
In Austria, the price of all Model 3 models increased by 3,000 Swiss francs (about 20,000 yuan).
The Spanish Model 3's standard and long-range versions increased by 3,000 euros (about 21,000 yuan) and the performance version increased by 2,000 euros (about 14,000 yuan).
Due to the rapid rise in gasoline prices in many parts of the world, perhaps tesla has seen the user demand for its vehicles grow exponentially, and the reason for this price adjustment, we also need to be clear that the current waiting time for many Model 3 models in Europe has exceeded a year, so Tesla has to raise the price to reduce the pressure on orders.
In Germany, for example, customers who now purchase a Model 3 Standard Edition in Germany will have to wait until May 2023 to receive their car, and even with the addition of some additional configurations that can reduce the waiting time, the waiting time will only be reduced to February 2023.