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2024 model 3 performance price leak?

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not sure if i tripped and found some information that may not be for public consumption yet--

i searched google specifically using "tesla model 3 performance 2024" to get the latest and greatest discussion and speculation. i just happened to see tesla.com's model 3 webpage (https://www.tesla.com/model3/) being summarized in an unexpected way on google's search indexing. specifically, the pricing for the m3p (which is no longer part of the accessible page) popped up as $55,000.... i guess this is in line the pricing that is being speculated for the 2024 m3p pricing -- see car and driver's summary here: https://www.caranddriver.com/tesla/model-3

attaching a screen grab here. is this some weird glitch, or is it legit and viable info? i'm no CS major or google guru, so i figured i would ask those on here who know more than my rudimentary understanding of google search.
 

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not sure if i tripped and found some information that may not be for public consumption yet--

i searched google specifically using "tesla model 3 performance 2024" to get the latest and greatest discussion and speculation. i just happened to see tesla.com's model 3 webpage (https://www.tesla.com/model3/) being summarized in an unexpected way on google's search indexing. specifically, the pricing for the m3p (which is no longer part of the accessible page) popped up as $55,000.... i guess this is in line the pricing that is being speculated for the 2024 m3p pricing -- see car and driver's summary here: https://www.caranddriver.com/tesla/model-3

attaching a screen grab here. is this some weird glitch, or is it legit and viable info? i'm no CS major or google guru, so i figured i would ask those on here who know more than my rudimentary understanding of google search.
Model Y RWD is not $80,000. So no. Those are actually the IRA max retail price to qualify for tax rebate.