Aside from the ID.4 (and bz4x), is there any other EV that offers AWD and still qualify for the full $8k incentive?

Any other upcoming models to be released next year?

I don't think there is any, to get the $8000 your purchase price must be under like $53000 I think. And usually what gets you the none awd version. That's why everyone gets base model 3. As even paying more for another colour will disqualify you for $8000. No model y qualify for $8000 discount as their MSRP is too high. So at the end of the day you're paying like $15000 more for a model y which is the same chassis as model 3. Model y is like $3000 higher base price, plus no $8000 discount, plus more tax on top.:QQ:

This is not true.

https://newcardealersgoelectric.ca/e...eanBC-vehicles

From Tesla

Federal Point-of-Sale Rebate
Up to $5,000 rebate for individuals purchasing vehicles with a base MSRP* under $45,000 before including delivery centre fees. Trims of the same Model qualify up to MSRP* $55,000 before delivery centre fees. View Transport Canada’s website for eligible trims.

Provincial and Territorial Incentives
Please refer to the program websites for the latest information and eligible vehicles.

British Columbia
Up to $3,000 rebate for vehicles with a base MSRP* under $55,000.
Track available funds in real time.

From gov of Canada

https://tc.canada.ca/en/road-transpo...r-izev-program

A model 3 rwd is currently $56380 on Tesla site with no options. Even on the Canada site, it doesn't list any models besides the base rwd 3 that qualifies for $5000. You might still get the $3000 from BC gov.

But no way you will get an awd. As I just specced one and the rebates don't show up on the payment screen. And you can't even get a rwd model y anymore.

the 56k includes the 1.3k destination on top and ac fee and tire fee so it is under the 55k but the wait is so long.

i wonder what the rebates are for next year if they change anything

^$56380 includes destination fee($1280) and air con fee($100) which brings MSRP to $55000. Destination fees were not included until recently.

https://www.tesla.com/en_ca/model3/design#overview
If you click at the bottom of the page it shows Federal incentive of -$5000
and BC incentive of -$3000 for the Model 3 RWD.

$55,000cad is $43,648.54 so it is still eligible for the Federal incentive.

How long is the wait for a Model 3 now?

June 2022, as of last night

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Anyone here put a deposit on an Ioniq 5? The trim just below top still qualifies for the full $8K incentive.

Tesla Model 3 rwd price just went up to $59990 including destination. No longer eligible for incentives.

https://www.tesla.com/en_ca/model3/design#overview

^ fack lololol... welp....


low key was joking to my wife that I am thinking of selling the miata and move into a tesla 3 base (one of the huge pulls for it was the 8K incentive), I even said you never know when the incentive is gonna run out or tesla might jack up the price....

Well there goes the biggest incentive.

Ioniq5 and EV6 are next on the list.

I saw a id4 last week and it looks very ordinary, basically looks like an old rounder rav 4. If you didn't know about cars it's just like any regular SUV.

guessing some people are now canceling their orders since it was a lot of savings with the rebate.

I think maybe the opposite. Can't verify, but have a friend that put in an order a few months ago. They said they would be locked into the old pricing that still qualifies them for the incentive even though their delivery date is in January.

Can confirm, my partner's Model Y was locked in at a lower pricing several months back and we have since received 3 emails notifying people of a price increase on subsequent Model Y's.

When you place the order, the price is locked in. They will not change it on you.

i thought they're looking to bring the price down, not up...

isn't that going to really affect their bottom line, considering all the competition entering the market? not sure how that will work now, unless they're trying to be the premium EV brand?

Maybe because they want less orders? As they are already backed up, where's the rav 4 prime? :accepted:

This is possible since they seem to prioritize higher trims (maybe higher margin?). Delivery date of new orders of base Model X is 2023 right now I think.

They're probably raising the price of the new cars as in a lot of cases, the Model 3 is selling for above MSRP on the secondary market. Why shouldn't Tesla try to capture some of the money that the secondary market is getting?

When I sold my 2018 M3 Long Range RWD a few months ago, Tesla offered me $32k and another company offered me $49k and listed it for $52k. The demand for the M3 is through the roof right now.

Fixed

they should ask 70k for base model so people can mine with them :derp:

going to put in a deposit on a prius prime for the wife. Sales person says eta 4-5 months for the car now. Asked him about the rav4 prime and he said good luck lol

perfect time since my mazda lease is up around that time.