Tesla now has cheaper Model Y and 3 cars

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Not sold on Tesla's affordable EVs? Here are all the cheapest electric cars for sale in the US.
A lack of affordable electric cars has been a key barrier to EV adoption, and Tesla's new models — which start at $36,990 — come as many of its rivals push to roll out their own cheaper vehicles.

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Tesla's 'most affordable' models are here. What car buyers need to know.
Tesla now has cheaper Model Y and 3 cars, but are they still too expensive?
Tesla’s Affordable EVs Are Here — But Here Are the Features Cut to Keep Prices Low
While these prices are lower than their premium versions, the vehicles come with significant cuts in features that Tesla enthusiasts have come to expect.

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Tesla rolls out cheaper versions of two EVs in bid to win back market share during tough year
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Tesla offers cheaper versions of 2 electric vehicles in bid to win back market share in tough year
Tesla's new 'affordable EVs' aren't actually all that affordable
The new Model Y and Model 3 Standard cost $39,990 and $36,990, around $5,000 less than Tesla's flagship models, but come without Autosteer, rear screens, leather seats, and radios.

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Tesla releases ‘more affordable’ Model 3/Y that costs $2k+ more than last week
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Tesla unveils affordable versions of its Model 3 and Model Y cars
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