Tesla Slashes Model 3 and Model Y Prices to Spur Demand Amid Ramping Production and Slowing Sales
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Tesla cut prices on Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in the U.S. by up to $2,250 to boost demand and sales.
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Price cuts come as Tesla ramps up production at new factories, helping relieve supply constraints.
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Tesla delivered 435,059 vehicles last quarter, below expectations, needing strong Q4 sales to hit 2022 target.
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Price cuts have hurt Tesla's profitability, with automotive gross margin and operating margin falling to multi-year lows.
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Tesla to update on impact of price cuts when it reports Q3 earnings on October 18.