Tesla dropped the prices of its Model S and X EVs
Tesla has decreased the prices of its base models of the Model S and Model X, offering larger batteries and removing software limitations on range, making it a potentially good time to purchase one.
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Posted 9/1/2023, 3:52:57 PM
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