The revolution of electric SUVs is taking a new dimension with the entry of the Tesla Model Y Standard on the market, now offered at a particularly attractive price of €39,990, and accessible thanks to the CEE bonus. This raises an essential question: is it time to rethink how we view electric mobility? This new model is more than just a car; it is the symbol of a transition towards a more sustainable future.

New Tesla Model Y: Economy and Performance Combined

The Tesla Model Y Standard has recently obtained its French eco-score, allowing buyers to benefit from significant government aid. This score, which evaluates the environmental impact of each vehicle, has become a determining criterion for consumers concerned about their carbon footprint.

• 🌍 Eco-score validated for the entry-level version
• 💰 Government aid available
• 🏭 European production to avoid import penalties

Enhanced CEE Bonus

Prices are now more accessible thanks to the changes introduced by the CEE bonus. The possible variations depending on the financial and familial situation of buyers enrich this picture, especially with aid that can reach €4,200! Here is a comparison of the amounts:

Household Situation	Bonus Amount	Final Price of the Model Y
Low Income	€4,200	€35,790
Other Situations	€3,100	€36,890

Tesla's Strategic Choices to Attract Customers

Tesla has well understood the importance of maintaining a balance between cost and performance. In an economic context where competition is intensifying, every detail counts. By questioning certain features, notably:

• 🚫 Removal of the touchscreen for rear passengers
• 🚫 Absence of heated seats in the back
• 🚫 18-inch wheels instead of 19-inch

However, the range remains unchanged at 534 kilometers, which reassures a clientele still hesitant due to anxiety around the range of electric vehicles.

Comparison with Competitors

Positioned at under €36,000, the Model Y goes head-to-head with other market players like Volkswagen and Renault. These comparisons allow consumers to see the added value of Tesla's technology:

Model	Price (starting at)	Range
Tesla Model Y Standard	€35,790	534 km
Volkswagen ID.4	€36,500	520 km
Renault Megane E-Tech	€36,900	450 km

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In summary, Tesla's pricing strategy gives a new boost to the electric SUV market. It is an opportunity not to be missed for those who wish to engage in this transition towards greener mobility.

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