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Tesla: review of prices for electric cars of the American manufacturer

The history of Tesla dates back to 2003 in Silicon Valley, California. The company, initially conceived as a manufacturer of electric cars, designed to change the world. Tesla's first factory was built in Fremont, California in 2009. It was here that production of the Tesla Roadster - the first mass-produced electric car capable of travelling more than 320 km on a single charge - began. However, it initially faced scaling limitations due to high prices and limited charging station infrastructure.

Since then, Tesla has significantly expanded its production capacity.

  • 2015 - Gigafactory 1 opens in Nevada, USA, to produce batteries and components.
  • 2016 - Gigafactory 2 in Buffalo, New York, launches to produce solar panels.
  • 2019 - Gigafactory 3 opens in Shanghai, China, becoming Tesla's first factory outside the US.
  • 2020 - Gigafactory 4 opens in Berlin, Germany, and Gigafactory 5 opens in Austin, Texas.

Today, Tesla is one of the world's leading electric vehicle manufacturers, inspiring innovation and changing the way we think about transport.

The Model S, Model X and Model 3, have become cornerstones for Tesla, setting new standards in the automotive industry. Developing an ecosystem of charging stations has also become a priority for the company. Despite its successes, Tesla faced financial problems, periodically being on the verge of bankruptcy, which created fluctuations in the stock market and raised doubts among investors.

Tesla also develops energy storage solutions, such as Powerwall and Powerpack, and power grid management software. The company is actively developing a network of Supercharger - fast charging stations available to Tesla owners around the world.

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Average price € 9351
Lowest Sale € 317
Top Sale € 37827
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Tesla Model 3 2022

Sold date: 15.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2023

Sold date: 15.01.2025

Tesla Model X 2023

Sold date: 15.01.2025

Tesla Model S 2017

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2023

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model Y 2021

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Tesla Model S 2016

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2023

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Tesla Model 3 2023

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Tesla Model X 2023

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model Y 2024

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model Y 2023

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2022

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2017

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model X 2017

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model S 2013

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model X 2019

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model Y 2021

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2022

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2018

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2020

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2022

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model Y 2021

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model Y 2023

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2019

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model Y 2022

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Tesla Model S 2013

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2024

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model S 2013

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2021

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Tesla Model 3 2023

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model S 2024

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2024

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2023

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model Y 2023

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2020

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2023

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model Y 2023

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2018

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Tesla Model S 2014

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model Y 2024

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2021

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model Y 2023

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model Y 2020

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2024

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2022

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model Y 2023

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2023

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model X 2022

Sold date: 14.01.2025

Tesla Model 3 2023

Sold date: 14.01.2025

The cost of Tesla cars varies depending on the model and equipment. Prices for new Tesla cars start at around €45,000 for the base version of the Model 3 and can go up to €150,000 for the top-of-the-range Model S Plaid or Model X Plaid versions.

The price of a Tesla car depends on several key factors:

  • The type and model of the car. The price of a Tesla depends largely on the model chosen. For example, the Tesla model 3 is an affordable model and has a low price compared to luxury models such as the Tesla Model S and Model X.
  • The level of equipment.
  • Optional extras. Optional extras and accessories such as upgraded seats, safety systems or increased mileage range are available at an additional cost and will affect the final price of the car.

As of 2024, the most affordable new car in the Tesla lineup is the Model 3 in base trim. Prices for the base version of the Tesla Model 3 start at €45,000.

Factors affecting the price of the base model Tesla Model 3:

  • Range (standard version with a range of about 400 kilometres)
  • Drive type (rear-wheel drive in the base version)
  • Body colour (base white is included in the price, other colours increase the price)
  • Interior (basic black interior)
  • Wheel rims (18-inch aerodynamic rims in base version)
  • Basic autopilot (included in the price)

The most expensive cars in the Tesla line-up are the Model S Plaid and Model X Plaid in the maximum configurations. Prices for these models can reach up to 150,000 euros. These versions are high-performance variants of Tesla's flagship models with impressive features.

Factors affecting the price of the top-of-the-range Tesla Model S Plaid and Model X Plaid models:

  • Three electric motors with a total output of more than 1,000 hp.
  • Acceleration to 100 km/h in less than 2.5 seconds
  • Top speed of more than 320 km/h (for Model S Plaid)
  • Range of over 600 kilometres on a single charge
  • All-wheel drive
  • Adaptive air suspension
  • Advanced autopilot and full potential for autonomous driving
  • Premium interior with new tablet-style screen and additional screen for rear passengers
  • Enhanced audio system
  • Carbon fibre spoiler (for Model S Plaid)