The company has now offered all color options free of cost to customers and pulled the plug on the standard range options of the two EVs. The subscription pricing of the full self-driving software was lowered from $15,000 to $12,000.
Tesla timed the Model S and Model X price cuts in the U.S. to coincide with the launch of the Model 3 refresh in Asia and Europe. Analysts and fans were divided over whether the improved features justified the incremental pricing of the refreshed vehicle.
The stock ended the week at $254.01, down 5.06% on Friday, according to Benzinga Pro data, as traders reacted to the price cuts and Model 3 refresh launch.
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The company also announced that it has commenced operations in three more European markets, namely Belgium, the Netherlands and Switzerland. Sales in these countries will begin in September, it said.
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