Tesla raised the prices of its Model X cars in the United States by $5,000 on Thursday, according to its website. The Model X all-wheel drive will now cost $84,990, a jump from its previous price of $79,

Tesla has increased Model X prices and brought back an incentive that CEO Elon Musk said was unsustainable and

Tesla increases the price of its Model X by $5,000 following previous increases to other models amid stalling growth in the EV market.

Following this trend, on February 6, Tesla steeply increased the price of its Model X all-electric SUV. There was some bad news in this report, but investors seem optimistic. In the U.S., this utility vehicle is now $5,

Tesla has hiked prices on its Model X by $5000, making the all-wheel drive version ineligible for a federal EV tax credit of $7,500.

Between falling sales, shrinking market share and its CEO distracted by ruining the lives of millions of Americans, Tesla is in a weird spot right now. However, that doesn’t seem to have stopped it from increasing the price of its Model X crossover, one of the oldest vehicles it makes.

Tesla hiked Model X prices in the US by $5,000, raising the base model to $84,990 amid slowing EV demand and margin pressures.

The Model X all-wheel drive will now cost USD 84,990, a jump from its previous price of USD 79,990, the EV maker said, adding that the plaid variant, which was priced at USD 94,990, will now cost buyers USD 99,

To address its revenue shortfall, Tesla, owned by Elon Musk, has raised the prices of its Model X electric vehicles (EVs) in the United States