Tesla reverses decision on online shift | The Malaysian Insight

Electric carmaker Tesla's new plan to keep many showrooms open means a 3% rise in the cost of vehicles. – EPA pic, March 11, 2019.

ELECTRIC carmaker Tesla is reversing course on its decision to move most of its sales online, saying it will keep many of its showrooms open – but will need to hike prices to do so. In a statement late yesterday, the company said the new plan will mean a 3% rise in the cost of vehicles, but will not apply it to the lowest-priced Model 3, which is being sold for US$35,000 .

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