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Why do UK customers have to pay so much more than US customer for a TELSA? e.g. A model 3 performance costs $54.500 in UK we have the cost is $82.000!
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Bigriver
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Not understanding your numbers or units. None are consistent with US pricing of model 3 performance. UK price will be higher due to shipping costs, and I don’t know if tariffs apply.
ACarneiro
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There's about a 10k premium after currency conversion and VAT.. but Tesla set the price. it's not like there's a choice.
Same with just about everything else from the US.
It actually makes more sense if you do just say £1=$1 and accept that's the price for most things from over there.
($54,490 / 1.39 * 1.2) = £47.041, UK price £59,990k).
Same with just about everything else from the US.
It actually makes more sense if you do just say £1=$1 and accept that's the price for most things from over there.
($54,490 / 1.39 * 1.2) = £47.041, UK price £59,990k).
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ACarneiro
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Wasn’t there something about the advertised price in the UK including VAT and the advertised price in the US not including sales tax?
Hmmmm didn't Tesla knock around £50,000 yes FIFTY THOUSAND off the prices of the Model S & Model X.
www.google.com
Maybe it was around Budget time and the VAT changed or the transportation ships offered to transport for a subsidy LOL.
The simple answer is that at the current prices there are no shortage of customers queueing up to throw money at them.
Just look at what ID.3's were available for recently, but no longer.
Wait until the Model Y launches here and loads swap their M3's for MY's AND Tesla keep shipping M3's you might see a price adjustment then.
Tesla slashes Model S and Model X prices by up to £50,000 | Carbuyer
Top-spec models are now considerably less expensive, which has angered recent buyers
www.google.com
Maybe it was around Budget time and the VAT changed or the transportation ships offered to transport for a subsidy LOL.
The simple answer is that at the current prices there are no shortage of customers queueing up to throw money at them.
Just look at what ID.3's were available for recently, but no longer.
Wait until the Model Y launches here and loads swap their M3's for MY's AND Tesla keep shipping M3's you might see a price adjustment then.
Tesla will charge what the consumers will pay and the UK is a 'cash cow' for Tesla in Europe.
IMHO, the current UK M3P price is outrageous in comparison to the LR model; LR and SR+ could do with shedding £3k!
IMHO, the current UK M3P price is outrageous in comparison to the LR model; LR and SR+ could do with shedding £3k!
Cardo
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MXLRplus
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Envchem
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20% VAT, 10% import tariff. Also cars advertised on the US site are with tax free price since every state has different taxation.
This is exactly what happened when the basic model 3 was advertised at 35k$ and people thought they would be getting it over here for 29k£. LOL.
This is exactly what happened when the basic model 3 was advertised at 35k$ and people thought they would be getting it over here for 29k£. LOL.
Ignore the US costs. The cars are either worth it to you or not at the current UK prices (Hint: they are).
Simple. Price on US site is before any taxes. There's a 10% import tax on US goods. Then add 20% VAT onto that. This also applies to transport fee etc. There may be some small margin, but given that producing RH Drive is also a cost for a much smaller market, we shouldn't be surprised if prices are higher here. Its always been the case that in general, UK cars cost more than their European continental equivalents.
This^
US prices are always advertised without sales tax, which typically adds about 7% to the advertised price. Then many states add another 1-5% local govt tax on top of that. Our prices are advertised inclusive of 20% VAT and import duty, which are not Tesla’s problem!
Ultimately pricing is demand/supply dictated in all sales regions. We are fortunate that Tesla even bother with the UK market at all, especially in the early days when they were severely production limited.
Mperkins28
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It's not far off. Office furniture is rolling in as we speak.
I would guess that the first test runs of the production line will happen in early Summer.
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