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bingo.... make it cheaper and they'll sell moreRelated
Words, but not actions by Tesla.bingo.... make it cheaper and they'll sell more
Affordability is a product of supply. With adequate supply, economies of scale can bring down profit margins. Tesla will need a different market strategy for the first few years of production if it’s going to resemble anything affordable.Affordability
If that's the case, why wasn't the three crazy expensive when it first came out? Or the Y?Affordability is a product of supply. With adequate supply, economies of scale can bring down profit margins. Tesla will need a different market strategy for the first few years of production if it’s going to resemble anything affordable.
I disagree. The real competitors to Teslas are the same price or more expensive. Porsche taycan, model S. Model 3, m3.Words, but not actions by Tesla.
Always been a premium product.
No reason to believe it’s now gonna be any less that a Lightening, unless they make a base fleet version.
Not looking likely soon with items like 4 wheel steering, air suspension, 35” tires, vault,
All premium. and expensive.
Now if they make all those items as an option then it starts to look better financially.
The $35K M3 was very short lived though.
Competition Is what sets price, not the company/product.
so Ford Lightening configurator is is best benchmark until we know more officially.
would be great to see the 2019 launch pricing, but I’d advise to budget at lightning levels unless tesla breaks with the past and delivers a base/fleet/stripper version, let alone at launch
There were times when M3/Y were rather expensive. Cybertruck is clearly more popular than either of them.If that's the case, why wasn't the three crazy expensive when it first came out? Or the Y?
Side note, you have linked that thread a lot. Just saying lol
you are actually underscoring my point,I disagree. The real competitors to Teslas are the same price or more expensive. Porsche taycan, model S. Model 3, m3.
I understood your point as, they are priced higher then their competition. They aren't.you are actually underscoring my point,
My point is that the competition is a more premium product.
the Porsche Taycan being very premium, is being compared to the model S which can compete win on performance and tech, but does not compete with it on luxury fit, finish quality, etc.. model S is way cheaper and provides good value when you compare performance and tech
So it is not competing against full-size sedan products from Ford Toyota, General Motors, etc. which are all mid-level brands.
seems the expectation here is that many want the cyber truck at mid-level brand pricing, which is simply not gonna happen
it will be priced against the upper mid / luxury like a Ford lightning and compete and win against the much more premium offerings.
I think you misunderstand the value this product can provide, it’s not about aesthetics.I understood your point as, they are priced higher then their competition. They aren't.
Cybertruck is not luxury, it's brutalist. It's competition is the f150 and the silverado. Not an escalade and it will be priced as such
Model s was designed to compete with high end luxury.
Model 3 was designed to compete with mid to entry level luxury.
No my point was not that they are price higher than the competition.I understood your point as, they are priced higher then their competition. They aren't.
Cybertruck is not luxury, it's brutalist. It's competition is the f150 and the silverado. Not an escalade and it will be priced as such
Model s was designed to compete with high end luxury.
Model 3 was designed to compete with mid to entry level luxury.