China: Tesla Model Y Price Increased Slightly via insideevs.com
Only time will tell whether Tesla is increasing prices because there are more orders or if there are some other reasons.As for now, prices of the other Tesla Model Y versions and the Model 3 remain the same.
An interesting view of how the prices changed since 2020 was provided by Tsla Chan. As we can see below, China-made Tesla cars were never more affordable than they now.Price: 229,900 CNY Price: 329,900 CNY MIC Tesla Model Y RWD :MIC Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD:MIC Tesla Model Y Performance:
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