The automaker has also increased the price of its flagship Model S and Model X. Tesla Model S Prices After being out of production for 6 months, Tesla restarted production of the Model S in June and ramped things up in Q3. The vehicle is not at full production capacity there, but it’s expected to be getting close and Tesla confirmed that it returned to a positive gross margin. Nevertheless, the automaker decided to increase the price of the Model S Long Range by $5,000 today: The price went from $89,990 to $94,990 for the cheapest version of Tesla’s flagship sedan. When Tesla first introduced the new Model S in January, the vehicle was listed for just $80,000. The Model S Plaid has stayed the same at $129,990 today. New Model S Long Range orders are not expected to be delivered in the US until June 2022. Tesla Model X Prices