Recently, Tesla sent an email to customers to decide to stop selling the cheapest Model S sedan. After April 16, the company no longer sells the car.
According to the news, the 60 kWh Model S is Tesla's cheapest model, priced at $68,000. In the future, the Model S electric car will start at $74,500 (excluding tax breaks) and will be equipped with a 75 kWh battery pack. However, Tesla uses the software to lock the battery and only provides 60kWh of battery life. Tesla users can unlock the battery with a paid upgrade software to make the 75kWh battery pack fully functional.
Why did Tesla stop selling the Model S sedan? The main reason is that most customers will eventually choose to upgrade to 75kWh, Tesla wants to streamline the product line. Make way for the more affordable Model 3.
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The full text of Tesla's mail to customers is as follows:
“A year ago, we introduced the Model S car with 60kWh battery, which is relatively cheaper. Our aim is to speed up the popularity of electric cars. But most customers finally buy the Model S equivalent to 75kWh. To simplify customers In the ordering process, we decided to remove the 60kWh product."
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“If customers still want to buy a 60 kWh Model S, they can place orders before April 16, 2017. All 60 kWh Model Ss can be upgraded to 75 kWh by wireless upgrade.†Finally, Tesla will be later this year. At that time, that is to say, starting in July, Tesla is preparing to mass-produce the Model 3 sedan. Regardless of tax breaks and subsidies, the Model 3 starts at around $35,000. What do you think? Are you still interested in Tesla to buy and buy?
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