Tesla, the electric car maker, recently announced that it will raise the prices of its electric cars again, amid the continuing problems of global supply chains and high global inflation. Those who work on the credit hour system, and through the following lines, we will learn everything about this matter.
Tesla raises electric car prices by up to $6,000
According to a large number of American newspapers and media outlets, Tesla has already started raising the prices of its electric car again in the US car market, where the price increased to $6 thousand.
According to Fox Business , the largest price increase for the Tesla Model was in the Model X Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive, where the price of this model rose from 114,990 to $ 120,990, while the Model S came in the second largest price increase of five thousand. dollars, when its price jumped from 99.990 to 104,990 dollars.
As for the most expensive and least expensive option in terms of its price, it was represented in the Model 3, where its price increased from 54,490 to 57,990 US dollars, meaning that its price increased by only 3,500 dollars.
The recent price increase for Tesla electric cars came in proportion to the rise in the prices of raw materials, including aluminum used in the car manufacturing process, and at the same time, the CEO of Tesla confirmed that work is currently being done to accelerate the production of Model Y cars due to the increasing demand for it.
It should be noted that this is not the first time that Tesla has raised prices, it did so in March and April of this year 2022, and its reasons were also related to increased inflation and supply chain issues.
Tesla begins laying off 10% of its employees
Tesla CEO Elon Musk had previously stated that the company plans to lay off 10% of its employees, given that he has a very bad feeling about the economy, and indeed Tesla has begun to reduce the number of its workforce on the ground.
The website revealed that there are about 10 posts on the famous LinkedIn network issued by Tesla employees, confirming that they had been laid off due to the company reducing its workforce, which crossed the 100,000 employee barrier at the end of last year 2021, according to a report. US Securities and Exchange Commission.
Commenting on this, Elon Musk stated that the United States of America is heading towards a state of economic recession, and confirmed that he had put in place a new policy that makes Tesla employees intend to work in their offices for at least 40 hours a week.
It is worth noting that Tesla is not the only company to take the step of laying off its workforce, the famous digital broadcasting network “Netflix” preceded it when it laid off nearly 150 workers, in addition to that, a large group of large technology companies announced reducing the pace of their hiring. Such as: Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, or even freezing, such as Twitter.
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