Tesla's ongoing quest to speed up production of the Model 3 is clearly working, not only for the number of vehicles rolling out of the factory, but also the price of buying one. If you want a dual motor Tesla Model 3, it's now $1,000 cheaper, but that's not the end of the discounts.

As Electrek reports, until this week, opting for the dual motor Model 3 cost the same as it did for the Model S: $5,000. However, Tesla just knocked the feature price down to $4,000, meaning the cost of the electric vehicle drops to $53,000 with the Long Range battery pack.

You'll end up spending more, but there's bigger savings to be had on the Performance version of the Model 3 now as well. The minimum price of the Performance version was $78,000. However, Tesla changed what comes as standard and made more features optional. Because of that, the base price drops to $64,000.

If you want the Performance Upgrades package (top speed increase from 145mph to 155mph, carbon fiber spoiler, aluminum alloy pedals, red brake calipers, 20-inch performance wheels, and Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires, expect to pay an extra $5,000.

If you've already placed your Model 3 order, don't worry, Tesla is applying the price changes retroactively so you've probably just saved thousands of dollars automatically depending on your order.