Tesla has reduced prices on a range of products in its U.S. Shop, from Cybercab and Cybertruck collectibles to apparel and a few vehicle accessories. Tesla doesn’t currently have a dedicated clearance section, but its category pages are displaying lower prices for several products.
Tesla Shop Items
Most discounts are in Tesla’s lifestyle collection. The Cybercab Wind-up Racer and Cybertruck Wind-up Racer have each dropped from $35 to $30. Both are 1:43-scale diecast wind-up toys with mechanical propulsion.
The limited-edition Tesla 20th Anniversary Commemorative Speedform Set has fallen from $250 to $200. It includes seven matte-gold vehicle models, including the original Roadster, Model S, Model X, Model 3, Model Y, Semi, and Cybertruck. Ironically, it leaves out the only true gold Tesla — the Cybercab. Tesla also marks the set as final sale.
Tesla’s 1:24-scale Semi diecast is also being reduced to $150 from $175. According to Tesla, the model was created using the same 3D CAD data used for the actual Semi.
The Levitating Cybertruck currently costs $190. It originally launched for $250 in 2024. The 1:24-scale model uses a powered magnetic base and includes functioning headlights and taillights.
Apparel
Tesla is also discounting some apparel. The Tesla Optimus Electric Slide Hoodie and the Tesla Core Hoodie are both down to $80 from $85.
All-Weather Mats
Tesla is also discounting vehicle all-weather mat bundles for three of its vehicles. These include the all-weather mats for the Model S, Model X, and the Model 3. However, some of them are out of stock already.
Product | Previous | New |
|---|---|---|
Model 3 All-Weather Liner Bundle | $370 | $330 |
Model S All-Weather Liner Bundle | $530 | $450 |
Model X All-Weather Liner Bundle | $375–$405 | $320–$345 |
Why Tesla May Be Cutting Prices
Tesla has not announced a Shop sale or explained why it reduced these particular products.
The assortment includes older collectibles, apparel, and accessories, so Tesla may be trying to clear existing inventory or boost demand for some of these products.
Tesla continues adding new merchandise. Just last month, Tesla introduced a large Summer Collection with new Model Y and Cybertruck camping and storage accessories, which we covered when the new Tesla Shop products launched. Tesla regularly adds new merchandise to its store, so it’s expected that they’d have to clear out older items as well.
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