Resale Value of Base Model 3 in 6 years

[TT97]

there are a dozen other cars with 200+ range out right now.

I counted six non-Teslas (and that is counting Kia and Hyundai as sperate cars),

What an I missing? Or are you counting total sales for non-Teslas and not individual models?

 

[ezevphl]

I counted six non-Teslas (and that is counting Kia and Hyundai as sperate cars),

What an I missing? Or are you counting total sales for non-Teslas and not individual models?

Slightly over optimistic on my part. Its probably more accurate to say that in 2020 there will be a dozen non-Teslas.
Some of those like the upgraded Kia Soul should be available this year.

I know a few people who were 1st day reservation holders for a Model 3 and now ended up with a Kona.

 

[cucubits]

Slightly over optimistic on my part. Its probably more accurate to say that in 2020 there will be a dozen non-Teslas.
Some of those like the upgraded Kia Soul should be available this year.

I know a few people who were 1st day reservation holders for a Model 3 and now ended up with a Kona.

For sure more and more options will pop up.

The little Honda is too cool for running around the city and I have high hopes for the e-tron GT on the other end of the spectrum.

 

[insaneoctane]

The adoption rate of EVs will also affect future value. The faster EVs penetrate total vehicle sales % the more likely you'll create an ICE glut. Once significant % of buyers want EVs only, that will produce a glut of ICE vehicles and EVs will hold value better vs ICE

 

[groovidad]

Too many variables that could impact on the question of “Future Value”. You may ask, “What will TSLA stock be worth 6 yrs from now, having delivered 4M+ Model 3’s?” Again, pure speculation. After 6 yrs of use, I’m not counting on a significant resale value yet, it all depends on what someone is willing to pay. Now, 50 yrs from now, as an antique AND a vehicle that fueled the evolution/revolution of EV, one might realize an exceptional resale value(?) Again, speculation.