- Thu Jan 23, 2025 11:50 pm
#5538
With the recent launch of the new Model Y in North America and Europe, it seems like Tesla is trying a unique strategy by offering both the older and newer versions simultaneously. This raises some interesting questions for us as a community:
1. What do you think about Tesla's decision to keep the previous version available for order alongside the new Launch Series? Is this a smart move to avoid the Osborne effect, or could it confuse potential buyers?
2. For those of you who have already placed an order for the new Model Y, what features are you most excited about? And for those considering the older version, what factors are influencing your decision?
3. How do you feel about the price difference between the two versions? Do you think the upgrades in the new Model Y justify the higher cost, or would you rather save the money and go for the older model?
Let’s dive into this discussion and share our thoughts and experiences!
1. What do you think about Tesla's decision to keep the previous version available for order alongside the new Launch Series? Is this a smart move to avoid the Osborne effect, or could it confuse potential buyers?
2. For those of you who have already placed an order for the new Model Y, what features are you most excited about? And for those considering the older version, what factors are influencing your decision?
3. How do you feel about the price difference between the two versions? Do you think the upgrades in the new Model Y justify the higher cost, or would you rather save the money and go for the older model?
Let’s dive into this discussion and share our thoughts and experiences!
- By Anonymous