Ogre
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I mostly agree.Tesla will have to be careful of losing reservations if they raise the price too much. Most people are already paying more than they can afford or ever paid for a vehicle. I know this is the most for me by a lot. Yes it has unique features that other trucks and EV trucks don’t have, but with more choices and possibly lower prices to choose from equals lost customers.
If they raise the prices from $5k-$10 max for Tri motor to quad motor they would keep the majority in that segment. Remember most people after June 2020 are paying more than $7k for FSD up to $10. The more Cybertrucks they put in customers hands because of price the better for future revenue in subscription FSD and other products built for CT. Tesla really should keep the prices lower than the competition, because of their giga press, batteries, lack of paint makes it cheaper.
This will be many buyers first EV and Tesla should WOW them. It’s all about choices. If Tesla makes the right choices they will have customers making their choices with Tesla instead of another OEM wowing them. Some people just don’t know how great Tesla innovates.
My big concern is that they are inserting a more expensive option in front of the queue so those of us with earlier orders will get pushed back unless we upgrade.
I’m quite curious if they do decide to ditch the single motor config if they will offer some other choice in its place.
If the incentive passes, the dual motor truck is suddenly in a similar price range to what the single motor was at launch.
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