Hey everybody Rob, now we're here and today we're going to be talking about a new round

of price increases on Tesla vehicles.

It's been a while since we've had one of those.

We'll talk about what that might mean for the business.

Then we'll talk about the main takeaways from a big investor day presentation today

from General Motors.

They shared more specifics on their targets and plans for 2030 than a couple of the things

as well.

Another day in what has turned out to be a relatively quiet week for Tesla stock

so far, Tesla finishing up 3.10% today to $782.75, lagging a little behind the NASDAQ

which finished up about half a percent on the day.

Alright, so it's been a while since we've talked about this subject, but last night,

Tesla did finally increase their prices again here in the United States after a series

of price increases in the first half of this year.

Aside from a couple changes on the S and the X early in August, Tesla pretty much held

prices throughout the third quarter.

So if we look at our handy dandy price change table, we can see the changes here.

Tesla has raised the price on the standard range model 3 by $2,000 up to $41,900.

No change on the long range model 3, but the performance was increased by $1,000 up to $57,990.

As for the model Y, both trims there increased by $1,000.

So the long range now at $54,990 and the performance $61,999.

No further changes to the Model S and X price at this point, but you can see that so far

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