Tesla’s recent discounts on the Model Y in China raise some eyebrows. Is this a sign of softening demand, a strategic move to clear inventory before the Project Juniper refresh, or perhaps both? The continuous extension of financing incentives for the Model 3 and Model Y also seems telling. Is Tesla subtly admitting that growth projections were overly optimistic? With sales seemingly plateauing in 2024, what are the key levers Tesla needs to pull to reignite growth? Will the refreshed Model Y, increased Cybertruck production, or advancements in FSD be the catalyst? Or does Tesla need an entirely new approach? Let’s discuss the future of Tesla and what moves you anticipate from the company.
Tesla’s recent discounts on the Model Y in China raise some eyebrows. Is this a sign of softening demand, a strategic move to clear inventory before the Project Juniper refresh, or perhaps both? The continuous extension of financing incentives for the Model 3 and Model Y also seems telling. Is Tesla subtly admitting that growth projections were overly optimistic? With sales seemingly plateauing in 2024, what are the key levers Tesla needs to pull to reignite growth? Will the refreshed Model Y, increased Cybertruck production, or advancements in FSD be the catalyst? Or does Tesla need an entirely new approach? Let’s discuss the future of Tesla and what moves you anticipate from the company.
- By allmaxh