Inventory Build Up and Future Pricing

[Mini2nut]

My local zip code in CA shows ninety five 2024 & one 2025 in inventory to choose from. Many of them are prior demo units.

The least expensive CT is the new 2025 model with a $2,660 discount. It can be purchased for $69,830 after the $7500 tax credit.

The lowest priced 2024 is a demo unit with 2,273 miles for $71,010.

I did a local inventory check in March and inventory showed 99 2024’s.

With only 4 units sold in the past few months I predict another round of price cuts are coming.

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[Btuel]

1.99% at the end of this month...I'm buying. Wouldn't paying monthly for FSD make more sense? Same with the Supercharging especially I'm already setup for home charging and will only need it for camping trips. Any input?

 

[PaulWantsACyberTruck]

My local zip code in CA shows ninety five 2024 & one 2025 in inventory to choose from. Many of them are prior demo units.

The least expensive CT is the new 2025 model with a $2,660 discount. It can be purchased for $69,830 after the $7500 tax credit.

The lowest priced 2024 is a demo unit with 2,273 miles for $71,010.

I did a local inventory check in March and inventory showed 99 2024’s.

With only 4 units sold in the past few months I predict another round of price cuts are coming.

A nice 10 to 15k drop would be a win

 

[hemiarch]

Think I’d probably bite on a non foundation 2024 with free supercharging if that was a thing.

 

[YDR37]

Think I’d probably bite on a non foundation 2024 with free supercharging if that was a thing.

Free lifetime supercharging is one of Tesla's most powerful incentives, but they aren't generous with it. Wouldn't count on that offer being extended to 2024 non-Foundation Cybertrucks, which have already been discounted below the original $79,990 starting price.

You can actually get a $79,990 Model S from inventory that has free lifetime Supercharging. But that seems to be as low as Tesla is prepared to go, at least for now.

 

[XyberTruck1]

I'm jealous.. I've not been able to find a 71k 24 yet. I really want the Grey and core wheels. All that's arroud me is white with cyber wheels.

 

[Macgreiner]

My crystal ball prediction is FSD goes unsupervised in the next 12 months, and after that, literally every Tesla vehicle will be sold out for the foreseeable future...

Hoping this is indeed true, but not holding my breath based on buying my first Tesla Model S 10 years ago and being told this is around the corner.

 

[SpiderGorilla]

I have said this over and over, but reducing price is not going to bring a lot of new buyers in.

I have still yet to see an influencer or reviewer who is using the truck in a manner most people I know want to use it.

If the 4680 is the most economical battery out there Tesla would be by far better off increasing the capacity than reducing price.

Even a 25% increase in capacity that brings the AWD range to 400 miles would sell well.

Tesla would be by far better off eating the cost of $4000 worth of batteries rather than reducing the cost by the same ammount.

 

[HaulingAss]

1.99% at the end of this month...I'm buying. Wouldn't paying monthly for FSD make more sense?

Paying for FSD by the month might make more sense for some people if you could lock the price down so it didn't shoot out of reach once it's autonomous. But the only way to achieve that is to buy it upfront.

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