Tesla stops offering online sales of cheapest $35,000 electric car

Tesla stores — Tesla’s constantly shifting approach to its lineup and retail strategy has rattled investors and stoked confusion. (Patrick T. Fallon/Bloomberg)

By:

DANA HULL

By:

Bloomberg

April 12, 2019 11:05 AM

SAN FRANCISCO -- Tesla Inc. announced changes to its vehicle lineup and pricing, including ending online sales of the bottom-of-the-range $35,000 car, in an effort to drive demand after disappointing first-quarter deliveries.

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