"Tesla is slashing lease prices across most of its lineup for a limited time. You'll have to act quickly if you're in the market for a new Tesla, though. That's because the lower lease prices are only valid until the end of the month. Tesla has lowered the lease prices for most of the electric cars it sells in the United States, but the discounts won't last long."
"In the third quarter, Tesla posted record global deliveries, helped in no small part by Americans who rushed to grab the tax credit before its cancellation on Sept. 30. Now, though, most of Tesla's models are effectively $7,500 more expensive than last month, and experts believe that all electric car manufacturers will see a dip in U.S. sales in the last quarter. The most affordable model to lease right now is the Tesla Model 3 Premium Rear-Wheel Drive, at $329/month, down from $429."
Tesla reduced lease prices across most U.S. models for a limited time, with the discounts valid through the end of October. A banner on the online configurator warns that lease prices will increase in November. The timing aims to offset the loss of the $7,500 federal EV tax credit that expired at the end of September. Third-quarter deliveries were record-high after many buyers rushed to secure the tax credit. Most Tesla models are effectively $7,500 more expensive than last month. Example lease offers include Model 3 Premium RWD at $329/month (36 months, $3,000 down, 10,000 miles/year) and reduced Model Y prices.
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