The price increases are introduced despite the flagship SUV receiving no updates, other than the free Supercharging
Prices for the Model X All-Wheel Drive and Model X Plaid rise by $5,000 in the US. The new starting price makes the Model X ineligible for the federal EV tax credit. Tesla added free Supercharging, but it's tied to the owner's account with restrictions.
In other words, after factoring in the lost rebate, the Model X effectively costs $12,500 more than it did before. Read: Tesla Hits Canadian Buyers With Massive Price Hikes Of Up To CA$9,000 It’s a similar story in Canada. The Model X All-Wheel Drive is now CA$7,000 more expensive, bringing the new sticker price to CA$121,990 . The Plaid has also gone up by CA$7,000 , now sitting at CA$142,990 .
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