
Hey everyone, DennisCW here! If you've been keeping an eye on the EV market, you've probably noticed something wild: Tesla prices have soared since the $7,500 federal tax credit vanished. Even with more competition from other electric vehicles flooding the space, Tesla's demand remains unmatched. Let's break this down with data, market insights, and some practical advice on buying or selling.
The end of the $7,500 federal tax credit hit hard. Without it, the MSRP on Teslas (and other EVs) jumps significantly, making them feel even pricier. Tesla, being the most in-demand EV brand, isn't budging on pricing. Add in the current tax refund season – people are flush with cash and eyeing big-ticket items like a new Tesla.
EVs, especially Teslas, are premium products with no major incentives all year. Meanwhile, the broader used car market has been volatile, with prices staying stubbornly high. If you're thinking of selling your EV, now's the time! We recommend Plug – they're offering top dollar thanks to this hot market.
Check out our handy price tracking chart:
This surge is pure market demand. Tesla's popularity keeps prices elevated despite the competition.
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Stay charged, DennisCW
Tesla enthusiast and EV expert. Sharing tips on maximizing your Tesla ownership experience.