American electric car manufacturer Tesla has lowered the required deposit for its lineup of vehicles. A look at Tesla’s order page for the Model 3, Model S, and Model X, reveals that the company is only requiring a $100 non-refundable deposit from customers who wish to place an order for its electric cars.

This makes the company’s entire electric vehicle lineup more attainable for buyers due to its smaller deposit. However, it comes with a catch. Unlike its previous setup, which required a fully-refundable deposit of $2,500, the recently updated $100 deposit is non-refundable. This means the buyer will only have to pay the $100 deposit, along with taxes and fees at the time of ordering, but they would have to waive their $100 if they choose to cancel their order.

Orders can be accomplished through a credit card, or through Apple Pay, an option CEO Elon Musk rolled out in order to make it more convenient for Apple users to purchase Tesla’s products.

Tesla’s updated Model 3 order page. (Credit: Tesla)