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Tesla slashes prices in Canada despite tariffs as sales basically go to 0

Last updated: July 11, 2025 6:50 am
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Tesla Slashes Prices on Model Y in Canada Despite Tariffs

Tesla has recently made a bold move by slashing prices on the Model Y in Canada, despite facing tariffs that have significantly impacted sales in the country. The decision comes as a response to the imposition of a 25% “counter-measure surtax” on all passenger cars and light trucks originating in the United States, which has severely limited the availability of electric vehicles in Canada.

The situation was further exacerbated by President Trump’s threats of a new 35% tariff on goods coming from Canada, prompting Tesla to take action to stimulate sales in the Canadian market. Initially, Tesla had increased the price of the Model Y to $84,000 CAD, making it significantly more expensive than its US counterpart. However, with sales virtually coming to a standstill, Tesla found it necessary to make a drastic change.

In a surprising turn of events, Tesla announced a reduction in the price of the Model Y by approximately $20,000 in Canada. The Model Y now starts at $65,000, making it a more attractive option for Canadian consumers. This price adjustment is a strategic move by Tesla, as it aims to revive sales in a market that has been struggling in recent months.

One possible explanation for the price reduction is Tesla’s decision to import the Model Y from Gigafactory Berlin in Germany, rather than from the US. This shift in production location could have contributed to the lower pricing of the vehicle in Canada. Additionally, the estimated delivery timeline of “Sep – Oct 2025” for new orders suggests that the vehicles are likely being sourced from overseas.

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Overall, this price reduction is expected to have a positive impact on Tesla’s sales in Canada, which have been nearly non-existent in recent times. With 35 stores serving primarily as showrooms and service centers, Tesla is looking to regain its foothold in the Canadian market. While the company has faced challenges from both tariffs and brand damage resulting from Elon Musk’s association with Trump, the price adjustment is a step in the right direction for Tesla in Canada.

In conclusion, Tesla’s decision to slash prices on the Model Y in Canada demonstrates its commitment to reinvigorating sales in a challenging market environment. By offering a more competitive price point and potentially sourcing vehicles from overseas, Tesla is positioning itself for success in the Canadian market.

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