Tesla recently updated the Model Y and Model 3, leaving the S and X slightly behind the curve. That just changed, as the automaker announced updates to the two more expensive vehicles, and prices are climbing as a result.

Tesla just dropped a bombshell on luxury EV shoppers. The company’s Model S and Model X vehicles now cost $5,000 more, pushing starting prices to $84,990 and $89,990 respectively. For vehicles already priced in luxury territory,

The new pricing structure means the 2026 Model S Long Range starts at US$84,990 Stateside; and the Model X Long Range at US$89,990. In Canada, the Model S AWD starts at CDN$133,990; and the Model X at CDN$140,990.