Tesla (TSLA) is trying its best to boost its sales for the 2nd quarter of this year after a disappointing Q1 in terms of car sales.
This situation is in the best interest of the company’s customers. Just yesterday, we reported that the automaker reopened FSD Transfers and discounts on Model Y upgrades.
Tesla Model 3 is also getting its fair share of offers and discounts. Tesla has restarted the 0% APR financing on Mode 3 purchases. But that’s not the end.
After the launch of the new Model Y Juniper, the smaller, more affordable, and nimble Tesla Model 3 has been in the shadows. The US-based electric vehicle-maker is now offering two colors free of cost that were previously in the ‘Premium’ category.
The Pearl White Multi-Coat and Deep Blue Metallic colors are now included with the Tesla Model 3 Performance. The price of these colors was $1,000 before Tesla made them free for the top variant of the Model 3 Highland. So you save $1,000 just with the paint options on this Tesla car.
Here’s the list of included and premium paint options with prices for the Tesla Model 3 Performance All-Wheel Drive (AWD):
- Stealth Grey (included)
- Pearl White Multi-Coat (included)
- Deep Blue Metallic (included)
- Diamond Black ($1,500)
- Ultra Red ($2,000)
- Quicksilver ($2,000)
Interestingly, if you buy the Full Self-Driving software package, all of the above colors become a free included option. Tesla Model 3 online car configurator states “All paint configurations are included with purchase of Full Self-Driving Capability“.
The optional White Interior also comes included with the Tesal Model 3 Performance variant which is otherwise $1,000 extra.
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