Where is the £30K model 3?

[SWoll]

John-9ey9e said:

SWoll said:

So, just to clarify, if I chose to buy the cheapest Model 3 available in the UK today would I pay £38,500, £42,000 or £45,000 (+ £990 admin fees)?

The current cash price is £38,500 after the grant, which is applied by the manufacturer/dealer.

Just a wild thought - try going on Tesla.com and having a look? Takes 30 seconds to base spec a Model 3 and see price, if that.

You might want to read the post in context before leaving a condescending reply.

I challenged the assertion that the cheapest Model 3 was £45k made by the OP and was told then it's actually £42k. I've always said it is £38.5k as well aware of the prices, grant and Tesla website.

[hantsxlg]

What is the price that is used to decide ved and bik rates? That is pre grant price...

[Fastlane]

hantsxlg said:

What is the price that is used to decide ved and bik rates? That is pre grant price...

Yes - the full pre-grant price, including all options and including delivery - which pushes the SR+ above the £40k threshold.

[anonymous-user]

Right, so it's purchase price + 1600 luxury tax over the first 5 years.