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Tesla has delayed its planned price increase by two days. The automaker claims to have been “unable to process all orders”, but what this basically amounts to is a temporary discount also conveniently occurring at the end of the quarter.

Earlier this month, Tesla announced a drastic plan to move all its sales online in order to reduce prices.

At first, it was presented as a way to enable the released of the new $35,000 base Model 3, but it also came with some massive price cuts across Tesla’s entire lineup — up to almost 50% for some of the higher-end Model S and Model X in a few markets.

Those bigger price cuts resulted in some Tesla owners literally protesting at stores in those markets.

A few days later, CEO Elon Musk announced that Tesla would partially reverse course and leave most stores open, which would result in a “slight price increase” across the entire lineup except for the base Model 3.

Musk has been saying that this price increase was coming at midnight on Monday, but it didn’t happen.

Now, Tesla announced that the deadline has been pushed to Wednesday:

The automaker claims that “due to unusually high volume”, they couldn’t “process all orders.”

Now, buyers have two more days to take advantage of the discounts right at the end of the quarter when Tesla is trying to deliver as many vehicles as possible.