Tesla has increased the prices of both the Model S 100D and Model X 100D performance models for the 2017 model year.
The Model S 100D will start at $97,500, which reflects a price increase of $2,500, with the more performance-minded Model S P100D starting at $140,000, an increase of $5,500. The Model X 100D will now start at $99,500, an increase of $1,000, while the Model X P100D has received a $9,500 increase for an MSRP of $145,000.
Tesla also made changes to the standard and available equipment on the Model S and Model X. All Model S sedans will now be sold with the panoramic glass sunroof and power liftgate as standard, while the Model X gets new 20-inch Sonic Carbon wheels and an available second-row center console. Additionally, the only Tesla vehicles available with the optional High Amperage Charger will now be 100D and P100D models.
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These price hikes come on the heels of Tesla’s revised pricing for the entry-level Model S 75, which dropped from $74,500 to $69,500. The Model S 75 is also the only rear-wheel drive Tesla model that will continue to be sold. The rest of the Model S and Model X lineups consists of dual-motor, all-wheel drive vehicles.
These price changes are meant to create a larger gap between the 75 kWh and 90 kWh models with the and the large battery pack 100 kWh models. The lower price of the Model S 75 is also meant to account for the discontinuation of the entry-level Model S 60. Soon Tesla will have a model that undercuts the Model S 75 by a large margin with the Model 3, which is expected to launch in July.
[Source: Motor Auhtority]
