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The Tesla Model 3 has never been cheaper in Australia, with prices dropped by a staggering $7000 to put the American brand's cheapest EV more in reach than ever before.
If you combine this latest drop with Tesla's earlier price cuts, the Model 3 is now almost 20 per cent cheaper than it was at the beginning of 2020.
But in real terms, it means the cheapest Model 3 - the Standard Range Plus - is now $59,900 plus on-road costs, and that's before any state-specific EV subsidies are factored in.
For reference, the Hyundai Kona Electric starts from $62,000, the Nissan LEAF e+ is $60,490, and the Mazda MX-30 Electric is $65,490.
The Model 3 SR+ is quite a lot of EV for your money, too, with a 508km (NEDC) driving range, and a sprint to 100km/h of just 5.6 seconds.
Stepping up the Model 3 family, the Long Range is now listed at $73,400 (MSRP), while the Performance is now $84,900 plus on-roads, or $86,629, including Luxury Car Tax of $1729. There are other delivery charges Tesla apply, too, which total around $1500.
Still, it has never been easier - or cheaper - to climb behind the wheel of Tesla's most popular EV.
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