(Bloomberg) -- Tesla Inc. has slashed the starting price of its top-selling vehicle by almost a third in just over three months, making discounts that had already divided analysts all the more unprecedented.
At $46,990, the cheapest available Model Y sport utility vehicle costs 29% less than it did in mid-January. Tesla’s other high-volume car, the Model 3 sedan, can now be had for less than $40,000 for the first time in years.
Here’s a recap of major changes Tesla has made to prices this year:
Jan. 6: Marked down the Model 3 and Y in China
Jan. 12: Cut prices across the lineup in US and Europe
March 5: Discounted the Model S and X in the US
April 6: Makes another lineup-wide cut in the US
April 14: Markdowns in Europe and Singapore
April 18: Cuts prices of the Model 3 and Y in the US
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