Recently, rumors have surfaced suggesting that Tesla has raised the prices of its Model Y series vehicles, with reports indicating an increase of RMB 18,000 for the long-range version and RMB 20,000 for the high-performance variant. However, Tesla China has swiftly denied these claims, clarifying that they are unfounded. According to sales representatives, the actual prices of the vehicles have not been adjusted; instead, any perceived changes are related to modifications in automotive financing policies. Presently, the prices displayed on Tesla's official website remain stable, with any alterations occurring solely at the financing support level. Specifically, the 7-year ultra-low-interest car purchase plan, known as "Tesla Easy Ride," which was introduced on January 6th of this year, expired on April 30th. Consequently, the maximum duration for installment loans has reverted to 60 months. In response to these developments, Tesla China has unveiled a new car purchase initiative called "Easy Loan," applicable to multiple models and set to run until May 31st, 2026. This innovative plan is designed to alleviate consumers' monthly payment burdens by reducing down payment requirements and incorporating balloon payments.