Tesla has relaunched free lifetime Supercharging for new Model X purchases, but has simultaneously raised the vehicle's starting price by $5,000 to $84,990, disqualifying it from the $7,500 federal tax credit for electric vehicles. This means that potential buyers, especially for a model that has seen slow sales, will find the ultimate cost significantly higher. Previously offered fully transferable free Supercharging has also changed, linking to the owner's account rather than remaining with the vehicle, marking a shift from earlier models’ policies.
Tesla has brought back a free lifetime Supercharging incentive for the Model X, but increased pricing renders it ineligible for the federal tax credit.
The new Model X now starts at $84,990, $5,000 higher, thus preventing buyers from qualifying for the $7,500 federal electric vehicle credit.
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