Tesla Powerwall installations available in Thailand starting at 699,000 baht

 

 

 

The Tesla Powerwall starts at 699,000 baht ($20,574.86). For comparison, the Tesla Powerwall costs $9,200 in the United States

 

www.teslarati.com/tesla-powerwall-installation-thailand/

I can only speculate. Thus, the high price is probably that the Power Wall 2 made in the US. In Australia sells for $17,000-18,000 without a Solar Rebate (lowers price to $14,000).

So the large price increase overseas may be due to customs duty (includes value for shipping and demurrage costs), lack of significant solar rebates, VAT, and lack of trade treaty pricing.

There might also be some trade protectionism involved as a similar product is made in China that has virtually free trade with Thailand.

That's about 25 years of electricity bills !

Don't think I'll bother !

13 minutes ago, stix40 said:

That's about 25 years of electricity bills !

Don't think I'll bother !

I better shut my mouth about electric battery cars.

In Thailand??

 

But have fun if you have the money to waste and circle around the neighborhood.

This might be cheaper:  https://www.srnesolar.com/product/all-in-one-energy-storage-system-ess-sr-eov05c-220

 

But anyway I don't think either of them would be PEA approved.

1 hour ago, KhunBENQ said:

I better shut my mouth about electric battery cars.

In Thailand??

 

But have fun if you have the money to waste and circle around the neighborhood.

What do battery storage systems have to do with EV cars? 

Please explain. I'm eager to know the relation. 

Meanwhile I'm happy to drive around the neighborhood with 1/10th of the cost of a gasoline car with my EV....

3 minutes ago, CLW said:

What do battery storage systems have to do with EV cars? 

The word "Tesla" triggers some reflexive reaction of me.

So forget my comment.

 

BTW when will Apple come with such