Just speculation on price:What is the rumored specs and price?
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Just speculation on price:What is the rumored specs and price?
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Would be interested on your and @GhostSkater 's opinions on the matter. Brazil is a huge to date untapped market and the interest seems to be there...
EV's, especially with charging at home while you sleep, eliminate the slavery of gas hoses...Poor concept the analogy of using multiple wires to people is outdated hasn't Exxon heard of 'Wireless' technolgy. Secondly apples should be compared to apples I don't see any EVs on the road. Oh and by the way your freedom is limited to your next Gas station, kind like having to find a EV charging station; both are harder to find as you venture into the less populated country with beautiful landscapes. Just my 10 cent comment.
That is 9 trucks, why photoshop the image to look like 27?
It has also been said on multiple occasions by Elon that Tesla will lower prices to keep the factories at full production rather than optimize for margins. With the Chinese economy going into a recession, a spike in PPI this week and US interest rates remaining high, there is a non-insignificant probability that Tesla continues to drive prices down to match supply with demand.It has been said many times by the Tesla team that current margin drag is temporarily. This is the first time Tesla opened two money furnaces at the same time and the last two quarters were all about pushing to mass production, which is has peak drag on margins along with 4680s. The next phase will be margins optimization which is going to be a major tailwind for Tesla along with less fx impact and raw material deflation.
The steepest part of the S curve is itself a money furnace where margins doesn't come from cost reduction but from economy of scale. Once they hit max production, then they will focus. on cost reduction. This is a normal cycle Tesla has gone through many times.It has also been said on multiple occasions by Elon that Tesla will lower prices to keep the factories at full production rather than optimize for margins. With the Chinese economy going into a recession, a spike in PPI this week and US interest rates remaining high, there is a non-insignificant probability that Tesla continues to drive prices down to match supply with demand.
Long term, Tesla is sure to come out of any downturn with the lion's share of the market. And I agree margins will rise when economic conditions improve. But short term (over the next year), I would not be surprised if prices and margins stay depressed. The price decrease in China overnight is another data point. I think we are still a ways away from margins optimization.
I will be very interested to see how they price the new Model 3. If they price it starting with a '2' as has been rumored out of China, that will be a sign to me they are still in the 'drive down the selling price' and to not expect margin improvement anytime soon.
Wild theory on Twitter than Elon is going to buy US Steel (market cap $5B) for the “x” stock ticker (and us steel might be beneficial for supplying his various companies.)
Theory coming from US steel announcing it had received unsolicited takeover interest.
Apparently they are getting buyout offers of ±7B and are rejecting themWild theory on Twitter than Elon is going to buy US Steel (market cap $5B) for the “x” stock ticker (and us steel might be beneficial for supplying his various companies.)
Theory coming from US steel announcing it had received unsolicited takeover interest.
That is 9 trucks, why photoshop the image to look like 27?