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Tesla prices its models higher - What does this mean for the share? 🚗💰

Tesla ($TSLA (-4.32%)) recently raised the prices of its premium models Model S and Model X worldwide. In Germany, the cost of the Model S rose by 18 percent to 109,900 euros. The Model X has also become more expensive, now available for around 114,900 euros - an increase of 15 percent. These price increases are not only a reaction to rising production costs, but also part of a strategic realignment towards the premium segment.


But there is also positive news! Tesla is bringing back free Supercharging for first-time owners. This offer could be an important incentive for buyers who opt for the higher-priced models.


What do you think of the price increases? Do you think the return of free Supercharging will influence the purchase decision? And how could this affect Tesla shares? Let's discuss! 👍📈

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I think it's quite irrelevant for the standard consumer, the models that sell are 3 and Y who buys X and S usually has the ash anyway.
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@Variett but you still want to save money. I still have a MS BJ 15. loads free of charge throughout Europe
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