The price of Tesla's Semi is higher than expected, and sources say that some of its prices are as high as 250,000 US dollars.
April 17, according to foreign media reports, after many delays, the electric truck Semi launched by Tesla in November 2017 officially began delivery in December last year, and the news at the beginning of the month showed that it had delivered more than 35 vehicles.
From the latest foreign media reports, Tesla has begun to deliver the electric truck Semi, the price is higher than the initially announced price, some reached 250000 US dollars.
The price of Tesla's electric truck Semi is higher than the previously announced price, according to Alberto Ayala, executive director of Sacramento's metropolitan air quality management district, who revealed that they paid for 18 Tesla Semi with a $4.5 million grant.
At a cost of US $4.5 million for 18 cars, the average selling price of each car reached US $250000, higher than the price announced by Tesla in 2017.
A week after the Semi was released, Tesla announced the price. The entry-level version, which was announced at the time, sold for $150000, the high-end version with a range of 500km, and the founder series for $200000.
Although the fee paid by the Sacramento Metropolitan Air quality Management area is higher than the price previously announced by Tesla, the price previously announced by Tesla is not the final price, but only the basic price. it does not include the cost of configuration options that need to be selected by the user, so the final price will change after the customer determines the configuration.
In addition, foreign media reports did not mention whether the payment made by the Sacramento Metropolitan Air quality Management area included the relevant supporting facilities, nor did it mention the prices of other buyers, so it is difficult to know the final official price of the Semi.
According to foreign media reports, the 18 Tesla Semi paid by the Sacramento Metropolitan Air quality Management area were used for part of Pepsi's 21 bottling plants in southern Sacramento, with the grant to encourage companies to buy zero-emission vehicles.
