Tesla Reveals New Model S/X in Canada That’s More Affordable

model s x standard range

Tesla has debuted a new Model S and Model X Standard Range in Canada and the U.S., which are more affordable. These models are designed to give consumers a taste of Tesla’s signature performance without the premium cost of the Long Range and Plaid versions.

For Canadians, the Model S Standard Range is priced at $108,990 – a significant $13,000 less than the Model S Long Range. It doesn’t hold back on performance, with an estimated range of 515 km, a top speed of 240 km/h, and an acceleration time of 3.8 seconds for 0-100 km/h.

Joining the lineup, the Model X Standard Range is set to retail at $122,990, also saving buyers a notable $13,000 compared to its Long Range sibling. The vehicle offers an estimated range of 433 km, matches the Model S with a top speed of 240 km/h, and achieves a respectable 0-100 km/h acceleration in just 4.6 seconds for an SUV.

Both models come standard with Tesla’s Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive system, promising optimal performance irrespective of driving conditions. Deliveries are projected between September and October 2023. Aside from price and range, these Standard Range versions are the same as the Long Range.

Looking at the specs of these Standard Range versions compared to the Long Range, vehicle weight is the same. This means Tesla is likely leveraging software to limit the Long Range’s battery and performance to create a new more affordable variant—the Standard Range.

Potential buyers can also use a referral link to further save $1,300 off the purchase price of both the Model S (making it $107,990) and Model X (making it $121,990), to go with 3 months of complimentary Full Self-Driving.

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Skyfallt776
Skyfallt776
2 years ago

Lol its nowhere near affordable.

Ipse
Ipse
2 years ago

Are we living in the same universe? 110k +tax is “affordable”?
I better rush and talk to my boss…Likely will get fired if I ask for a raise to buy an “affordable” Tesla, but hey, we all have to do our part to save the planetoid. /s

themeach011
themeach011
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2 years ago

If u want an affordable tesla go buy a model 3. They are very close to what you’d pay for any other fully loaded “premium” type car in its space.

Dany Quirion
Dany Quirion
2 years ago

Cheaper doesnt always mean more affordable , clearly haha

derekmhc
derekmhc
2 years ago

You guys don’t understand the phrase “more affordable”? Doesn’t mean it’s affordable. It’s used as a comparison to the existing models. Eg. A 3 bedroom condo is more affordable than a 2 bedroom condo, it’ll still be $1+ million though.

erth
erth
2 years ago

you can buy a lot of cars for a lot cheaper than this but you can’t, in theory, save the planet… i would vote with my wallet.

Boom
Boom
2 years ago

Seriously 100k affordable. I wonder in which planet you are living 😉 sound delusional to me.

themeach011
themeach011
2 years ago

There’s very little chance that these cars are just software limited. Imo. They likely have a cheaper battery chemistry like an lfp or possibly the lower cost to produce 4680 cells have given tesla the ability to bring the cost down.

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