As Tesla recommends at least 35 percent solar tiles on the roof, this means that a solar roof costs an average of $21.85 per square foot including both the solar and non-solar tiles.

For a project like this one, the monthly payments would amount to $574 per month with this new financing option. Previously, Tesla solar roof buyers had to find their own financing options for the ...

The new roof design will cost around $42,500 for a 2,000-square-foot roof with 10kW of solar capacity before tax credits (or about $21.25 per square foot), according to Tesla’s website, though ...

See more: Tesla Solar Roof: 8 Things You Don’t Realize Until You Own One Tesla has been relatively quiet about its solar efforts, after CEO Elon Musk demonstrated the tiles as part of a fully ...

Tesla says that the “typical homeowner can expect to pay $21.85 per square foot for a Solar Roof.” It’s a fairly expensive product, but it comes with a lifetime of the house warranty and 30 ...

Tesla’s high-design solar roofs are moving a step closer to a housetop near you. Tesla Inc. is accepting orders for its electricity-generating roofs, with a Wednesday afternoon kickoff. Chief ...

Tesla drastically increased the price of its solar roof, causing some customers to cancel their orders. One customer was told his costs would go up 114 percent for the solar roof installation.

The Tesla solar roof is harvesting energy in homes, and a new video demonstrates the craftsmanship at work. A training video for first responders, uploaded to YouTube this week, shows how ...

That makes the prospect of installing solar in your home a lot more attractive if you figure the Tesla roof, on average, will cost $50,000 to $75,000, not counting government tax incentives.

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) finally announced solar roof sales on Wednesday, bringing the solar product the Elon Musk has been touting a little closer to the market. Reactions from observers ranged from ...

Sun's out, funds out. The Sun Sets. Eager customers of Tesla's solar roof program have been left holding the bag as the EV automaker says it's nixing operations in numerous markets, Electrek reports.

If you’re curious about working with Tesla Solar for your home or business, here’s what you need to know about the company’s offerings, warranty, fine print and more.