With Tesla's upcoming launch of a more affordable, stripped-down Model Y, it seems like the company is making a strategic pivot to address demand issues. This raises some interesting questions for us as a community:
1. How do you feel about Tesla's approach to creating a decontented version of their vehicles? Do you think this will attract new customers or alienate existing ones who value the premium features?
2. What are your thoughts on the potential impact of this new model on the resale value of current Model 3 and Model Y owners?
3. Given that Tesla is focusing on utilizing existing production lines, do you think this is a smart move in the current market, or should they have pursued the original $25,000 model instead?
4. Lastly, how do you see this shift affecting Tesla's brand image? Will it enhance accessibility to electric vehicles, or do you think it dilutes the luxury appeal of the brand?
Let's dive into this discussion and share our insights!
With Tesla's upcoming launch of a more affordable, stripped-down Model Y, it seems like the company is making a strategic pivot to address demand issues. This raises some interesting questions for us as a community:
1. How do you feel about Tesla's approach to creating a decontented version of their vehicles? Do you think this will attract new customers or alienate existing ones who value the premium features?
2. What are your thoughts on the potential impact of this new model on the resale value of current Model 3 and Model Y owners?
3. Given that Tesla is focusing on utilizing existing production lines, do you think this is a smart move in the current market, or should they have pursued the original $25,000 model instead?
4. Lastly, how do you see this shift affecting Tesla's brand image? Will it enhance accessibility to electric vehicles, or do you think it dilutes the luxury appeal of the brand?
Let's dive into this discussion and share our insights!
- By Anonymous