Tesla began to sell Chinese-made Model Y cars in South Korea for about 5699 million won

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Mai Lizi Chicken leg Castle, South China Daniel Wu's clue delivery! CTOnews.com, July 14, according to Bloomberg, Tesla has now sold Model Y cars produced by its Shanghai factory in South Korea and slashed prices to get more subsidies.

CTOnews.com learned from Tesla's South Korean website that the rear wheel drive version of the Model Y model sells for 5699 million won (currently about 322000 yuan) and is expected to be delivered from August to September 2023 (as the case may be). The long-range and high-performance versions of Model Y dual-motor all-wheel drive are not currently available on Tesla's South Korean website and are expected to be available in 2024.

It is reported that the price of the Model Y rear-wheel drive version has fallen to about $37000 (currently about 265000 yuan) in Seoul under government subsidies, and as low as $30,000 (currently about 215000 yuan) in some cities that offer additional incentives for electric cars.

It is worth mentioning that the configuration of Tesla Model Y rear wheel drive version sold in South Korea is the same as that of domestic models, but the battery life standards are different.

Tesla's South Korean website shows that the Model Y rear wheel drive version has a range of 350km, and the actual mileage "may vary due to external factors, such as speed, weather conditions and altitude changes". The domestic models refer to the CLTC comprehensive operating conditions, and the mileage of the Model Y rear wheel drive version under this standard is 545km.