Tesla has rolled out long-anticipated, lower-priced versions of its two flagship vehicles — the Model 3 Standard and Model Y Standard — following the recent expiration of the $7,500 federal tax credit for most of its U.S. buyers, according to CNN.
The Model 3 Standard now starts at $38,630, and the Model Y Standard starts at $41,630, including fees. The company already announced that orders will be delivered from November to January, expecting a spike in interest from consumers.
Design-wise, new models are almost identical to their larger counterparts, although consumers should be prepared to see cloth interiors, a...