Tinker71
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You have to project the Y price forward to 2022 as well. Maybe they thought the price of the Y would actually drop by 2022? They didn't try to predict that in late 2019 so we don't know what the spread would have been or even if it was a consideration.Don't forget that on release the CT was already priced cheaper than the equivalent MY.
CT will be cheaper than MY. That alone gives you a ballpark.
Pricing is a conundrum for Tesla. They are lucky they have a margin to play with. Many players don't.
What are the prices that will motivate the shareholders of Tesla to shift resources to 250,000 CT per year or more? That is what I want to know. If the price is too low they might be content with a very slow ramp ramp so only making 1000 per week by the end of 2023.
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