Semi Truck Pricing Finally Revealed After years of anticipation, Tesla has set definitive prices for its all-electric Semi truck. The standard-range model will carry a price tag of $250,000, with the long-range version costing $290,000. These figures are substantially higher than the estimates presented when the vehicle was first unveiled in 2017. The increase accounts for inflationary pressures over the past nine years and elevated production costs. Insurance Incentive and Market Response Separately, insurer Lemonade has launched a program in Oregon specifically for Tesla drivers. Users of the “Full Self-Driving” (FSD) software can receive discounts of approximately 50 percent on per-mile charges. The provider bases this offer on data suggesting that using the Autopilot system is twice as safe as manual driving. Financial markets responded favorably to these developments. Tesla’s stock advanced by nearly 1.9 percent in the latest session, closing at $425.21. With Semi pricing now fixed and sales operations reorganized, the company enters a phase where scaling its new business segments must become evident in upcoming quarterly financial reports. Ad