Tesla Hikes Model Y Prices to Boost Margins Before Quarter's End
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Tesla is raising Model Y prices by $1,000 in the U.S. and €2,000 in Europe starting in late March/early April
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The price hikes aim to boost Tesla's profit margins, which have been under pressure
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The increases come right before the end of Q1, possibly to encourage buyers to order quickly and boost Tesla's Q1 revenue
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Goldman Sachs analyst Mark Delaney maintains a Hold rating on TSLA stock following the news
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Analyst consensus rating on Tesla stock is a Hold, with an average price target 27% above current levels