Model S and Model X prices will increase by $4,000. Model Y prices will increase by up to $4,000. And Model 3 prices will increase by up to $9,000. There was no mention of price changes on the Cybertruck. The automaker didn't say why prices are increasing. These increases come after Tesla increased prices by $1,000 at the start of 2025. Until Oct. 1, the Model 3 and Model Y were eligible for the Canadian government’s $5,000 zero-emission vehicle rebate, as they were priced just below the government’s thresholds of $55,000 for cars (Model 3) and $60,000 for utility vehicles (Model Y). They lost eligibility when the Canadian government stopped offering the rebate on vehicles manufactured in countries with which Canada doesn’t have a free-trade agreement (China). The Canadian government’s incentives for its zero-emissions vehicle program has since ended anyway. More information on Canadian Tesla pricing is available on the automaker’s website.