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Tesla Adds Affordable Rear-Wheel Drive Model Y Variant in the US
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Tesla Adds Affordable Rear-Wheel Drive Model Y Variant in the US
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03/10/2023 1 min read

Tesla Adds Affordable Rear-Wheel Drive Model Y Variant in the US

Tesla has quietly introduced a new variant of the Model Y in the United States, offering a rear-wheel drive (RWD) version with a lower starting price. Priced at $43,990 before incentives, this RWD Model Y is the most affordable version of the Model Y to date. With the full $7,500 federal tax credit, buyers could potentially acquire this EV for as low as $36,490.

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