According to Tesla China's official Weibo account, the selling price of the Model Y Long Range Edition will increase by 2000 yuan to 304400 yuan from now on.
According to a report by the Securities Times on the 20th, a Tesla salesperson revealed that due to good sales, high production line pressure, and rising production costs, Tesla models are expected to continue to increase in price this week. "According to internal sources, this is a continuous price increase targeting the entire range of models
On November 9th, the starting prices of the Model 3 Long Range Renewal and Model Y Long Range models increased by 1500 yuan and 2500 yuan respectively. This price increase has been preheated by Tesla's sales circle and officially confirmed. According to the communication content from Tesla China, "With the extended delivery cycle and the possibility of price increases at any time, for consumers who are interested in Tesla, only by placing an order as early as possible can they enjoy the benefits and take their beloved car before the Spring Festival holiday
On November 14th, Tesla's official website in China showed that the starting prices of the Model 3 and Model Y rear wheel drive versions have been increased. The updated Model 3 rear wheel drive version has a price increase of 1500 yuan, with an adjusted starting price of 261400 yuan. The Model Y rear wheel drive version has a price increase of 2500 yuan, with an adjusted starting price of 266400 yuan.
Tesla CEO Musk has stated that the company will maintain its delivery target of 1.8 million vehicles in 2023. Official data shows that as of the end of September 2023, Tesla has delivered a total of 1.324 million new cars worldwide. Based on this calculation, Tesla's annual sales target completion rate is approximately 73.56%. Based on current data, Tesla needs to deliver at least 476000 new cars in the global market in the fourth quarter of this year to successfully meet its annual sales target.
Tesla's third quarter report shows that in the third quarter of this year, Tesla's revenue was approximately $23.4 billion, a year-on-year increase of 9%, lower than Wall Street's expected $24.3 billion, the slowest growth rate in three years; The net profit was 1.853 billion US dollars, a year-on-year decrease of 44%; The gross profit margin was 17.9%, a decrease of 0.3 percentage points from 18.2% in the second quarter, setting a new four-year low.
Comprehensive sources: Securities Times, Tesla Official, Daily Economic News