Tesla Quietly Discounts Items in the Tesla Shop Including Commemorative Vehicle Set

Tesla has lowered prices on a variety of items in its U.S. online shop, spanning Cybercab and Cybertruck collectibles, apparel, and select vehicle accessories. There isn’t a dedicated clearance page; the reduced prices appear directly on category listings.

Tesla Shop Items

Most of the reductions are in the lifestyle collection. The Cybercab Wind-up Racer and the Cybertruck Wind-up Racer have each been cut from $35 to $30. Both are 1:43-scale diecast wind-up toys with mechanical propulsion.

The limited-edition Tesla 20th Anniversary Commemorative Speedform Set has dropped from $250 to $200. It contains seven matte-gold vehicle models: the original Roadster, Model S, Model X, Model 3, Model Y, Semi, and Cybertruck. Notably, it omits the Cybercab. The set is marked as final sale.

Tesla’s 1:24-scale Semi diecast is also being reduced to $150 from $175. According to Tesla, the model was created using the same 3D CAD data used for the actual Semi.

The Levitating Cybertruck is currently priced at $190. It originally launched for $250 in 2024. The 1:24-scale model uses a powered magnetic base and features functioning headlights and taillights.

Apparel

Some apparel is discounted as well. The Tesla Optimus Electric Slide Hoodie and the Tesla Core Hoodie are both down to $80 from $85.

All-Weather Mats

Vehicle all-weather mat bundles are also reduced for the Model S, Model X, and Model 3, though some variants are already out of stock.

Why Tesla May Be Cutting Prices

Tesla has not announced a Shop sale or explained why these particular products were reduced.

The mix includes older collectibles, apparel, and accessories, suggesting a move to clear inventory or stimulate demand.

Tesla continues to add new merchandise. Just last month, Tesla introduced a large Summer Collection with new Model Y and Cybertruck camping and storage accessories. Tesla regularly adds new items to its store, so it’s expected that older products would be cycled out.

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