How much does a Megapack cost?

The price can vary quite a bit depending on the state in which it’s installed, ranging to as high as $1,366,970 when the location is set to Alaska, for example. Buyers can either order a Megapack in either two-hour or four-hour durations, with the latter option costing $1,227,090 in California.

How much does a Tesla Megapack cost?

The total price of a single two-hour Megapack unit is now estimated to be $1,278,860 when the install location is set to California, as can be seen on Tesla’s Megapack configurator page. The price can vary quite a bit depending on the state in which it’s installed, ranging to as high as $1,366,970 when the location is set to Alaska, for example.

Is Tesla's Megapack a business-to-business product?

The official order page for Tesla’s Megapack has gone live, revealing pricing and more for the utility-scale energy storage solution — reports The Street. Details on the Megapack have been in short supply up until now since, unlike the more consumer-focused Powerwall, the Megapack has largely been a business-to-business product.

Why is Tesla increasing the price of the Megapack?

Tesla is significantly increasing the price of the Megapack – its utility-scale battery pack – as the backlog of new orders extends into 2023. Back in 2019, Tesla launched the Megapack; it was Tesla’s third stationary energy storage product after the Powerwall and Powerpack.

What is a Tesla Megapack?

A single Megapack unit is a container-sized 3 MWh battery system with integrated modules, inverters, and thermal systems. With the bigger size and integrated power electronics, Tesla claims that the Megapack is 60% more energy-dense than its Powerpack. It also comes on-site ready to install and can ship in containers.

What is Megapack & how does it work?

Megapack enables low-cost, high-density commercial and utility projects at large scale. It ships ready to install with fully integrated battery modules, inverters, and thermal systems.