May 15, 2023 at 09:34 by Brad Anderson U.S. prices for the Tesla Model Y, Model S, and Model X have jumped by a small amount in the United States as the car manufacturer’s tradition of altering prices continues. Updates made to the Tesla website reveal that all Model Y variants have had their prices increased by $250. As such, the entry-level model starts at $47,490 while the Model Y Long Range is available from $50,490 and the flagship Model Y Performance starts at $54,490. Then there’s the Tesla Model S. The range now kicks off from $88,490 while the Model S Plaid can be purchased from $108,490. Both of these figures represent a $1,000 jump. Last but not least is the Model X with prices of the Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive up $1,000 to $98,490 and the Model X Plaid also now costing $1,000 more than before, starting at the same $108,490 as the Model S Plaid. Reuters notes that these changes represent the second price hike for the Model Y, Model S, and Model X since prices were last decreased on April 19 in the United States. Model 3 prices remain stable.