Tesla's year-end discount strategy has me wondering Is this a sign of softening demand or simply a clever tactic to boost end-of-year sales figures? A 1500 dollar discount on a Model 3 is substantial. Does this devalue the brand or make it more accessible, ultimately expanding the user base? I'm curious to hear from current owners. Does this impact your perception of your recent purchase? For those considering a Model 3, does this discount sway your decision? Perhaps more intriguingly, what does this aggressive discounting predict for Tesla's future pricing strategy? Will we see more fluctuations, or is this a temporary measure? Let's discuss the potential long-term implications.
Tesla's year-end discount strategy has me wondering Is this a sign of softening demand or simply a clever tactic to boost end-of-year sales figures? A 1500 dollar discount on a Model 3 is substantial. Does this devalue the brand or make it more accessible, ultimately expanding the user base? I'm curious to hear from current owners. Does this impact your perception of your recent purchase? For those considering a Model 3, does this discount sway your decision? Perhaps more intriguingly, what does this aggressive discounting predict for Tesla's future pricing strategy? Will we see more fluctuations, or is this a temporary measure? Let's discuss the potential long-term implications.
- By allmaxh