Tesla lowered the lease price of the Model Y to match the Model 3, inherently subsidizing $1,800 for customers over three years, enhancing affordability.
With the new lease deal, Tesla offers the Model Y at the same monthly rate as the Model 3, though the Model Y is $2,500 more expensive upfront.
The Model Y's lease involves a 36-month contract at $50 per month less compared to previous pricing, reflecting Tesla's efforts to incentivize purchases.
Despite the lower lease rates, the Model Y has a shorter range than the Model 3, suggesting Tesla is balancing affordability with features.
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