0% financing or a rebate on a 2027 Tesla Model Y?
Gap in total cost
$5,095
- 0% APR a month
- $662
- 0% APR total
- $43,863
- Rebate a month
- $747
- Loan at 7.0%
- Rebate total
- $48,957
- $2,000 rebate
RWD, $41,380 MSRP + destination.
0% wins by $5,095.
- Switch point
- The rebate wins below 2.1% APR.
Offers change monthly. Enter the dealer's numbers.
7.0% APR. 60 months. 6% sales tax on the price. Tax on the price before the rebate.
Source marks: one sourcemodel-level or estimate
| Trim | Price | 0% APR a month | Rebate a month | 0% APR total | Rebate total | Cheaper |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RWD | $41,380 | $662 | $747 | $43,863 | $48,957 | 0% APR |
| Standard AWD | $41,630 | $666 | $752 | $44,128 | $49,268 | 0% APR |
| AWD | $43,380 | $694 | $785 | $45,983 | $51,438 | 0% APR |
| Premium RWD | $47,380 | $758 | $861 | $50,223 | $56,401 | 0% APR |
| Premium AWD | $51,380 | $822 | $937 | $54,463 | $61,363 | 0% APR |
| Performance AWD | $59,380 | $950 | $1,089 | $62,943 | $71,287 | 0% APR |
| L Premium Launch Series AWD | $63,380 | $1,014 | $1,165 | $67,183 | $76,249 | 0% APR |
What this cannot tell you
Dealer price and fees differ.
Some states tax the price after the rebate.
- Two or more sources agree
- One source
- Model-level or estimate