In one fell swoop, Tesla knocked 25,000 kroner off the price of a brand new Model Y on Friday. However, interested motorists must pay particular attention, says FDM.
On Friday, Tesla chopped even more off the price of Denmark's most popular car. This time not on the direct price but rather on the loan for it.
Something that Tesla also offers. Towards Finance, FDM calls the downward adjustment, which has precisely hit the interest rate, a good offer.
But there is one thing in particular that Danes should keep an eye on, points out the motorists' interest organisation.
The lower, fixed interest rate of 1.99 percent only applies to the first 3 years of a 10-year car loan. After the third year, the interest rate rises to 5.28 percent.
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– For the first three years, it is a great deal. But if the interest rate falls, as many analysts expect, it may not be such a good offer, says FDM.
However, Tesla can take comfort in the fact that the brand has progressed enormously in Denmark over the course of 2023. In fact, they have progressed so much that Tesla smashed a 37-year-old Danish record quite a while before the year was over. Read more about it here .
