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During October of this year, DOW signed agreements with 11 buyers in Lithuania. Meanwhile, in 2020. In January-September, only 9 new Tesla electric cars were registered in Lithuania.
“Lithuanians are very interested,” says Laurynas Boguševičius, DOW manager.
According to him, these electric cars were of special interest to commercial customers. Many companies have requested an analysis of the fleet they manage and an assessment of the total cost of ownership if all cars were replaced by Tesla electric cars.
When choosing a Tesla Model 3 with a five-year lease, 15 percent. initial contribution and 35%. residual value, monthly contributions are around € 520.
“After estimating fuel costs, the monthly obligations amount to the same as when buying a normal middle-class car,” says L. Bogusevičius.
The purchase of these electric vehicles for individuals and companies is financed by the Unicredit Leasing company.
A month ago, DOW signed a contract with the Polish company Centrumcars24, which represents Tesla in the neighboring country.
The conditions of sale and the price list are published on the company’s website.
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