Arctic_White
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- First Name
- Ray
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- Edmonton, AB
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- Model S Plaid; CT on order

I'm puzzled why folks continue to bring MS and MX to gauge how well the Cybertruck will do.I agree with the 10-20% conversion rate, however at these prices you are going to burn through the rich early adopters pretty fast and end up with a demand profile similar to the MS and MX - 100 k per year combined.
The demand for luxury sedans is very low. The demand for large premium SUVs are higher but not as much as you think. However, the demand for expensive pickup trucks vastly exceeds the demand for luxury sedans / SUVs.
I see way more $80K+ pickup trucks when I'm driving around than I do sedans.
Because I think the ramp will be slow, I don't think Tesla will have any issues selling out every single Cybertruck until the beginning of 2027 (or 3 years from now) without having to drop prices. During that time, however, there will be a continuous improvement to the Cybertruck with more features added and possibly more range and power.
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