Hey everybody, we're out of malware here, and today we're going to be discussing the

price changes that Tesla made late last night in the United States on the Model 3 and

the Model Y.

Then we also have a couple new vehicle scorecards to discuss.

Quick look at the stock, Tesla today finished down 1.4% to $787.38, that compared to the

NASDAQ down 0.7%.

It was a relatively quiet trading day, only about 18 million shares traded at hands,

and we didn't end up seeing that Ron Baron interview that I mentioned yesterday on CNBC

this morning.

Looks like for some reason they must have had to have rescheduled that, and Baron Funds

has deleted the tweet announcing that interview.

So hopefully nothing major there, I'll keep an eye out if I do happen to see something

about this being rescheduled.

Alright, so the big news for today is of course, gasp, Tesla cutting prices again, which

Tesla has done on the opening price point versions of the Model 3 and the Model Y.

But of course, that doesn't tell the whole story, they've also increased the performance

prices on both versions.

So here is a handy little table of the prices before and after the price change from last

night.

The standard range plus Model 3 now starts at $36,990, $1,000 cheaper than before.

The standard range Model Y, that's been reduced by $2,000, now to start at just under

$40,000, $39,990.

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