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True, the effect would be small, even assuming you could get a somewhat successful movement together. People need to look at their own finances and make the right decision for themselves!
The average transaction price for a truck in America, last time I checked, was a touch over $66,000! That doesn't include taxes and registration!
Bruh! There are people selling their Tesla accounts on eBay, the account used to reserve the CT, which have already been sent the invitation to purchase the Founders Edition and they are selling for $4k USD and at times even as high at $20k….. just for the reservation, not the truck.
Sure enough, I stand corrected, I think my point is still valid though.
Or instead of cutting prices remodel with incentives as per this article:
This guy said one thing, did the other. After 4 years since the original tentative price, this was a estimate of what it was going to cost. You forget to mention that all the new Technology that went in the CT afterward, was a lot more than what was stated at launch. 800Volt architecture, 48 volt, drive by wire, 17" of ground clearance & so on. If you add inflation in last 4 years, not that bad of pricing.
Why not Europe?
This was in the press last week :
People who aren't thinking clearly, or who are threatened economically by the existence of Cybertruck, claim it's too dangerous to be approved for sale in Europe.
Average price of a truck is much more than what you are stating.
Lars wants his statement to put pressure on Euro regulators to get rid of the silly rule requiring vehicle edges to have a radius greater than 3.2 mm. There are plenty of Cybertruck fans in Europe, even if it will never sell in large numbers, like it will in America.This was in the press last week :
