Tesla Cancels 75-kWh Versions of Model S Sedan and Model X Crossover

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Have you had your eye to a 75-kWh Tesla Model S or Model X but only haven’t pulled the trigger yet? If so, you better hurry up, as Tesla states it will no longer accept orders for many special versions starting Monday, January 14. The announcement came straight from Elon Musk via Twitter. Regrettably, that’s all of the information available in the present time since Tesla has yet to launch an official statement. If this changes, we’ll update this post accordingly.

Starting on Monday, Tesla doesn’t longer be accepting orders to your 75 kWh version of the Model S & X. In the event you’d like this model, please order by Sunday night in https://t.co/46TXqRJ3C1

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) January 9, 2019

In concept, Tesla could be falling its 75-kWh versions because of low need, but you never know. Tesla regularly makes adjustments to the lineup for a variety of reasons. Back in 2017, Tesla discontinued the former base rear-wheel-drive 75 trim levels, and before that, it axed the 60-kWh base automobiles. That said, unless it intends to bring a new base version with a bigger battery, it shortly will be 18,000 more expensive to obtain a brand new Model S. The purchase price of the cheapest Model Xon the other hand, will leap by $15,000.

Needless to say, you also ’ll be receiving a bigger 100-kWh battery which provides better acceleration and a wider array, so the higher prices will provide something meaningful. You’ll just need to purchase a Model 3 should you’re searching for a more moderately priced Tesla.

The post Tesla Cancels 75-kWh Versions of Model S Sedan and Model X Crossover appeared on Automobile Magazine.

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