Tesla's Model 3 could cost you at least $25,000 after tax incentives, report says

The Tesla Model 3 won't be the first mass-market, long-range electric vehicle to hit the market. That prize goes to the Chevy Bolt. However, the Model 3 could be the least expensive.

According to Bloomberg, the Model 3 could cost as little as $25,000 — after tax incentives.

That number is based upon a starting price of $35,000, which was confirmed by Elon Musk on Twitter in September 2015. Subtracting the greatest possible amount of tax incentives off that price brings the out-of-pocket cost to right around the $25,000 mark. That is, if you don't add any options to it. Read more...