Invites starting in Europe for Sigs.!

Same here but shocked at pricing. Basic P90D Sig € 162k in Nl

Config just started in Germany. Very excited. I've been waiting now 2,5 years...Hope delivery date notification coming soon.

Thanks for the update guys,

Can you post some printscreen ? I'm interested to have prices (car and options) in "€"

Thanks in advance,

pjhartog said:

Same here but shocked at pricing. Basic P90D Sig € 162k in Nl

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Is assume this is after VAT? Still seems quite a bit more than the US price, which if my math is correct comes down to 146k EUR after VAT in the Netherlands.

pjhartog said:

Same here but shocked at pricing. Basic P90D Sig € 162k in Nl

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Ouch! Is that after tax? I know the exchange ratio has taken a big hit over the last year, but I'm surprised.

Loaded MX in Germany :scared:


Source: Konfiguration für Modell X freigeschaltet Freunde

Please post screenshots of Swiss prices!

Base Sig in US was $132000 if I remember correctly plus the delivery fee.
That would mean German price should be EUR 145000 including tax
and Swiss price CHF 142500 including tax.

If the NL price is 162000 EUR, that means about 14800 surcharge (for what?)
Swiss 153650 price is 11150 CHF too much as well

JanoSicek said:

Please post screenshots of Swiss prices!

Base Sig in US was $133200 if I remember correctly plus the delivery fee.
That would mean German price of EUR 146000 including tax
and Swiss price of CHF 144000 including tax.

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According to the German Forum it's 159200,- here

Thank you!
Compared to the US price it is 11150 CHF too much
I reserved only a non-sig version. But if there is 10k surcharge on that one, I will have to cancel and wait for Model 3... The US prices are already on the ceiling of what I am willing to pay.

This surcharge cannot be for the car delivery to Europe. This service costs about 1000-1500 dollars for private customers, so I bet a huge company gets a rebate. Why are we paying 10k extra then?

Why are we paying 10k extra then?

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It is written right there: T A X E S.
Europe is already half socialist with absurd taxation. 27.000 EUR of tax for P90D in germany.

Think about this at next elections.

What taxes is this? Is there any other tax than VAT? I am counting with VAT in my formula. 8% for Switzerland, 19% for Germany.
Is there 10k in custom duties?

If I compare model S (base 90D):
US price: 88000 + destination fee + sales tax
CH price: 92900 + destination fee (8% tax included)
In this case the CH price is cheaper by about 2000!

Fully loaded SigX

So here is the price for a fully loaded SigX in Norway.



Which is aprox. $154.775.

So it's not cheap here either, but not as bad as I thought it would be.

Here it is for France :



Crazy expensive... and no chance to choose between P90D and 90D like in the US.
And no changes what ever I choose 22" wheels or 20" wheels, Black Piano or Carbon Fiber, there are no logics...

Tigerjeff said:

Crazy expensive... and no chance to choose between P90D and 90D like in the US.
And no changes what ever I choose 22" wheels or 20" wheels, Black Piano or Carbon Fiber, there are no logics...

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Correction, US and Canadian Signatures were forced to go with P90D as well, there was no choice for 90D.
Also, the wheels and trim didn't affect the US/Canadian prices either.
So far, it seems like the European design studio is working the same as it did in North America.

vandacca said:

Correction, US and Canadian Signatures were forced to go with P90D as well, there was no choice for 90D.
Also, the wheels and trim didn't affect the US/Canadian prices either.
So far, it seems like the European design studio is working the same as it did in North America.

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Ok that way that's more logical.

According to AutoBild base version is 109000€

Tesla Model X - die elektronische PS-Maschine (Genf 2016) - YouTube

Austria loaded:
Before tax:145k € thats 157k $ for a fully loaded sig x. About 5% more than in US.
It does not suprise me but I'm really sad about the weak Euro.