🔻 What’s Changed?

Tesla recently reduced prices on several models sold directly in the UK. For example:

• Model Y Long Range saw a drop of up to £2,000
• Model 3 RWD now starts under £39,000 brand new
• Discounts and incentives have also popped up on Tesla’s official site

While great news for new buyers, this shift can spell depreciation for those looking to sell.

📉 What Does It Mean for You?

When Tesla lowers new car prices, the used market often reacts quickly — especially with Teslas, where buyers track market trends closely. In the last two weeks alone, we've seen used Tesla valuations dip between £800–£1,500 depending on age, spec, and mileage.

If you’re holding onto your Tesla waiting for “a better time,” this could be the moment to act — before your vehicle’s value adjusts further downward.

📊 Real-World Example:

We recently valued a 2022 Tesla Model Y Performance with 22,000 miles. At the start of March, it was worth around £39,500. As of this week? Around £38,000 — a drop of £1,500 in just a few weeks, purely due to market pricing shifts.

💡 What Should You Do?

If you’re even considering selling your Tesla, it’s smart to get a quote now — not later.

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🛑 Final Thoughts

Tesla’s pricing strategy moves fast — and so does depreciation. Whether you're upgrading, switching brands, or simply testing the market, it's worth knowing what your Tesla is worth today.

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