Free top-ups for 20 thousand km at Superchargers for those who purchase the Model Y by June 30th. It’s Tesla’s counterattack after the incentive mess.
It’s a complicated period for Tesla: sales are declining a bit all over Europe. And the German factory in Grunheide, where the narrow-gauge Model Y is produced. So here’s a super offer arriving in Italy too, already launched in France: free top-ups for 20 thousand km for those who purchase the Tesla SUV by June 30th. Let’s talk about further 3 thousand kWha nice advantage, which obviously interests above all those who have the possibility to use Superchargers continuously. Maybe because he travels a lot for work (not just in Italy). However, there are a series of restrictions: delivery must take place by June, unless Tesla is responsible for the delay. Furthermore “the benefit cannot be transferred to another vehicle or user and Supercharging credits will become invalid in the event of a change of ownership of the vehicle”. Furthermore, the offer has limited availability and is “valid only while stocks last“.
The offer launched is decidedly more attractive for everyone in Germany, where state incentives have been abolished since mid-December. Tesla proposes a super discount of 6 thousand euros, defined “ecological bonus“. Moral of the story: the basic version Propulsion it costs 38,990 euroswhile the Long Range Propulsion (always with rear-wheel drive) 42,990. For the Long Range with all-wheel drive we are at 48,990, while the Performance it’s at 53,990. Returning to Italy, there is less pleasant news for the Model 3. Here Tesla has launched an alert warning that the price could increase from July 1st “due to expected import duties“. The reference is to the penalties just decided by the EU on cars imported into Europe from China (the Model 3 is produced in Shanghai). Hence the exhortation to “pick up the car in June to secure the current price“.
