Tesla Deals

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Tesla is the leading EV brand in the U.S., with the Model Y crossover, Model 3 sedan, Model X SUV, and Model S sedan making up the passenger vehicle lineup. The Cybertruck is Tesla's entry into the pickup segment. Tesla uses a direct-sales model with fixed online pricing — there's no dealer negotiation, but prices can change without notice as Tesla adjusts based on demand and production costs. Tesla deals appear as lease specials and financing rates offered through Tesla's lending partners. When comparing Tesla deals, the Standard Range and Long Range variants differ primarily in battery size and range, while Performance models add power and handling upgrades. Federal EV tax credits may apply depending on the model and your income level — the credit can be applied at the point of sale for eligible buyers. Autopilot is standard, while Full Self-Driving is a significant additional cost. Tesla's Supercharger network is a major advantage for long-distance travel. The warranty covers 4 years / 50,000 miles for the vehicle and 8 years for the battery.