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Tesla’s $7,500 Discount Is Great for Buyers. Less So for Investors

Tesla is upping the discount car buyers can get if they take delivery of a new electric vehicle by t

Tesla’s $7,500 Discount Is Great for Buyers. Less So for Investors

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It’s a test for investors.</p><p>Tesla‘s U.S. website now includesthe offerto “take delivery of a new Model 3 or Model Y between Dec. 21 and Dec. 31, 2022 for a $7,500 credit and 10,000 miles of free Supercharging.</p><p>That Supercharging benefit is a little like a year of free gas which, for a driver going from gas to electric, would save another $1,500 or so. Tesla owns and operates the largest network of direct current fast charges in America.</p><p>It’s a good deal and the incentives are up from just a few weeks ago when the offer was $3,750 for a new Model 3 or Model Y.</p><p>The original $3,750 off was likely designed to offset any demand weakness from the coming tax credits that were passed as part of Inflation Reduction Act. EV buyers will get a $7,500 tax credit on qualifying EVs starting on Jan. 1. Without an incentive from Tesla, or other auto makers, it made little sense for a shopper to buy an EV so close to year end.</p><p>The exact reasoning behind Tesla’s deal isn’t known. The deal could signal a demand problem caused by economic weakness and not just tax credit implementation. Tesla didn’t respond to a request for comment about the $3,750 offer or the new $7,500 offer.</p><p>How investors react to increasing incentives will be an interesting test for Tesla stock. Investor sentiment is, well, terrible.</p><p>Tesla shares have been badly beaten up for several reasons including rising interest rates, inflation, a weakening economy, falling prices and CEO Elon Musk’s management of Twitter. The stock is down roughly 40% since Musk took over his social media platform and about 62% this year.</p><p>The drop from the start of the year to the Twitter purchase wiped out roughly $400 billion in market value. The drop from the purchase to today has wiped out another $270 billion. Tesla is still the most valuable car company in the world worth some $430 billion. Toyota Motor (TM) is number two, worth about $220 billion.</p><p>Investors selling more Tesla stock in coming days is a sign they are worried about EV demand heading into 2023. If shares settle down a little, it is a sign that investors view the incentives as a good idea ahead of a change in the laws.</p><p>Incentives are a normal part of the process for any car buyer. Everyone wants a deal. But Tesla, relative to the rest of the auto industry, is new and investors aren’t all that used to seeing deals from Tesla.</p><p>Investors will have to wait and see what happens with fourth quarter deliveries and any guidance the company will offer for 2023 sales.</p><p>Wall Street expects about 420,000 to 430,000 units to be sold in the last three months of the year. That would be a quarterly record. Delivery results are due out in the first couple of days of the new year. 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It’s a test for investors.Tesla‘s U.S. website now includesthe offerto “take delivery of a new Model 3 or Model Y between Dec. 21 and Dec. 31, 2022 for a $7,500 credit and 10,000 miles of free Supercharging.That Supercharging benefit is a little like a year of free gas which, for a driver going from gas to electric, would save another $1,500 or so. Tesla owns and operates the largest network of direct current fast charges in America.It’s a good deal and the incentives are up from just a few weeks ago when the offer was $3,750 for a new Model 3 or Model Y.The original $3,750 off was likely designed to offset any demand weakness from the coming tax credits that were passed as part of Inflation Reduction Act. EV buyers will get a $7,500 tax credit on qualifying EVs starting on Jan. 1. Without an incentive from Tesla, or other auto makers, it made little sense for a shopper to buy an EV so close to year end.The exact reasoning behind Tesla’s deal isn’t known. 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