Tesla just hiked Model S prices by $5,000, a bold move considering recent sales figures. Is this a sign of confidence, a reaction to rising production costs, or something else entirely? With slowing Model S/X sales and a push for record deliveries this quarter, this price increase seems counterintuitive. What's your take on this strategy? Is Tesla testing the market, or are they simply trying to maximize profits on a lower-volume model? Could this price increase actually backfire and further depress Model S/X sales? Share your thoughts and let's discuss the implications of this move. I predict this will lead to even more focus on Model 3/Y sales in the coming months. What are your predictions?
Tesla just hiked Model S prices by $5,000, a bold move considering recent sales figures. Is this a sign of confidence, a reaction to rising production costs, or something else entirely? With slowing Model S/X sales and a push for record deliveries this quarter, this price increase seems counterintuitive. What's your take on this strategy? Is Tesla testing the market, or are they simply trying to maximize profits on a lower-volume model? Could this price increase actually backfire and further depress Model S/X sales? Share your thoughts and let's discuss the implications of this move. I predict this will lead to even more focus on Model 3/Y sales in the coming months. What are your predictions?
- By allmaxh