Tesla's Model 3 EV with 93-mile range being advertised on Canadian website
That EV incentive scheme disqualified the Tesla Model 3 electric sedan from being eligible for the government incentives simply because the base model of the popular sedan had a starting price of more than $45,000. In order to make the Model 3 sedan qualify for the $5000 incentive, the EV manufacturer created a new version of the EV and started offering it with a starting price tag of $44,999 in Canada. But, the manufacturer locked the lower-priced EV’s battery pack to just 93 miles (150 km) of range and also removed Autopilot. On top of that, the manufacturer did not list the lower-priced ...