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$4,500 to upgrade from Standard to Standard Plus

This is the first time that I see the cost of upgrading from SR to SR+, which according to a Tesla employee it is $4,500.

Read more: Reddit

From issue #71

Changes in the Model 3 pricing and lineup (again)

Tesla has decided to pull the plug on their $35k version of the M3 (SR). Honestly, given the difference in price, I personally think SR+ gives you more bang for your buck. Going forward, Tesla also factored Autopilot as part of the price and included it in all cars. If you are interested in the SR version, you can still order it off menu at a store or via phone. If you are getting a new Tesla and need a referral code, you can use ours https://ts.la/ignacio9266.

In another surprising move, they started a leasing program for M3. If you think this is a good option, you have to know there’s a catch. You can’t purchase the car at the end of the lease, you would need to return it since Tesla is planning on using those for their future float of autonomous taxis. Did we say we are so much looking forward to see what they present on Monday related to Autopilot?

Read more: Electrek

From issue #55

Tesla begins remotely activating heated steering wheels and rear seats in (new?) SR+ Model 3s

Great news for SR+ owners, Tesla started activating the heated steering wheel and the heated rear seats for some. More exactly, it appears that only owners with cars delivered after November 1, 2021, have so far reported receiving the upgrade.

From issue #190

Tesla Model 3 Standard Range ($35,400) starting to be delivered with software-locked range & features — Should you buy?

CleanTechnica got heir hands on a real Model 3 SR and did an in depth analysis. If you are thinking about getting one we recommend you to read the article. If you are ordering and don’t have a referral code, you can use ours to get $1,000 of free Supercharging http://ts.la/ignacio9266

Read more: CleanTechnica

From issue #61

Tesla Model Y Standard Range AWD to be priced at $59,990 USD, set to launch in the coming weeks

If the rumors are true, the new Model Y Standard Range AWD will be priced at $59,990, $3,000 cheaper than the Long Range, for roughly 50 miles less of range. What do you think, is it worth the price difference?

From issue #211

Tesla owner shares $35k Model 3 Standard Range complete buying guide

Are you interested in the $35k Model 3 Standard Range (US only)? If so, here’s a first-hand experience on how to order it.

To be honest, I would probably go for the SR+, for me the Autopilot is pretty important and I wouldn’t get a Tesla without it. The cost of adding Autopilot to the SR is $3k that puts it only $1,990 from the SR+. Having said that, a good reason to go for the SR would be if it qualifies for State incentives but your SR+ doesn’t.

Read more: Teslarati

From issue #96