They lowered prices significantly in 2020. The same basic Model X base spec, which was selling for $80k new end of 2020, sold for $90k at the beginning of 2020. Now they're selling for $90k with 30,000 miles on them. But let's remember, when a very expensive niche luxury car loses 30% of its value within the first year, *that's normal*. The weird pricing going on right now is because fanboys and supply constraints. Pickup trucks aren't niche luxury cars, they're commoditized because they're produced by the millions every year, so, once the fanboys and supply constraints are satisfied, expect Tesla to have to compete on price like they have to do with the Y and 3.
Inflation is a lot like the weather, it's usually pretty mild and predictable and the few times a decade it's freaky, people lose their minds. This too shall pass