It went from 0 on January 1st to 15 today. Every single color(multiple configuration) is available for pickup. Not sure what Tesla is thinking but it's going to be a mad scramble in March to get their numbers for 1st Q. Unless of course they do something with their offerings.
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15 Model Y now available at local location
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Chop prices by $11K (to get under $55K) and disable Supercharger access until they pay a $5K fee.
If Tesla did tie use of the SC to an expensive upgrade many would choose to purchase the CCS Type 1 adapter for $250 and forgo using the SC network.
My noodling:
In the US, Tesla could sell both a Standard Range, Dual Motor Model Y and a Long Range, RWD Model Y for the same price ~$54,990.
Also, in the US, Tesla could sell both a Long Range, Dual Motor Model Y and Performance, Dual Motor Model Y with 3-row seating. Expect fewer sales of the current 5 seat Long Range, Dual Motor Model Y and the 5 seat Performance, Dual Motor Model Y.
exxxviii
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Sounds about right. Tesla manufactures about 1,400 cars/day in the US. The need to go somewhere. How many would that be per delivery location? 15 arriving at one location seems low.
How many different threads are you going to make about tesla pricing?
You just made this one:
Pricing strategy for 2023?
(moderator note) Please direct further pricing discussion to the stickied thread, which can be found here: https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/discussion-model-3-and-y-price-drop-jan-2023.290693/page-3#post-7332275 ======================== Ouch. As expected given the aggressive end of...
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You have 119 posts currently and every single one of those posts has been on the subject of tesla pricing.
haha. that's not my thread.How many different threads are you going to make about tesla pricing?
You just made this one:
Pricing strategy for 2023?
(moderator note) Please direct further pricing discussion to the stickied thread, which can be found here: https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/discussion-model-3-and-y-price-drop-jan-2023.290693/page-3#post-7332275 ======================== Ouch. As expected given the aggressive end of...
You have 119 posts currently and every single one of those posts has been on the subject of tesla pricing.
also, see the history, others wete saying same thing last year. Tesla wont discount.. blah blah. those whon ended up taking delivery in october or november missed out on insentives. see whay happeed in December.
i wonder why so many are defending Tesla's high price? Wonder if they are stock holder?
i woud say if you don't like the thread, dont read and move on.
exxxviii
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More fun context through data... As I noted above, Tesla manufacturers about 1,400 cars/day in the US, and they were delivering them as fast as they could make them in late December. Now that the incentives are gone, inventory is back up to its early December level. A little higher than November, but historically consistent. Tesla pulled-forward a ton of deliveries from 1Q2023 into 4Q2022. So, they should stabilize to their new normal after a few weeks. It will be interesting to see the inventory level and trend in February.
I think GM and Ford were also blindsided by the SUV ruling. Mach-E deliveries are going to TANK in Jan. Lyriq got classified as a "car" also.
Tesla is just one of the carmakers screwed by the late IRS classification.
ucmndd
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GM, Ford, and Tesla all know exactly what a MPV and SUV are by definition as it's been written into transportation code for decades. They are the ones that submitted their eligibility lists to the IRS. The IRS didn't magically create new arbitrary classification rules to screw people.
Its a bit more than " dont like the thread", at this point, as it pertains to your posting history here. No, I am not defending teslas pricing, and no I dont own a single tesla stock. You come across as having a specific agenda here at this point. Thats about all I am going to say here on this, but perhaps you should know that its been noticed.
no.....
they already have 35,000 cars in transit to fill existing orders.
the cars in inventory are likely just over-runs from the attempt at adjusting for EoY tax incentive chaos (like last year) driven by legislation
you can wish upon a star, but you're not gonna get a cheaper car - unless it's a lower configuration.
Agreed! Tesla needs a cheaper MY. That would be best of both world. Something with lower range that costs ~$55k. That would give them access to customers who aren't going to buy LR at $66k.
Than Tesla can sell their premium MY(LR and P) at whatever price market will support.
ucmndd
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Model Y prices will absolutely have to come down to sustain the current level of demand. It’s deluded to think otherwise.
lower cost Model variants, with lower range or feature sets. Maybe some added range or features to existing model configs.
it's been reported that the online configurator already shows the MY-AWD at 61K in source code.
But no MSRP changes on current models. They do have an opportunity to adjust MSRP with the refreshed M3 coming soon.
I'm sticking to that as the strategy Tesla will respond with.
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16 ? here's a Model Y search within 100 miles of a bay area zipcode:
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This is probably > 50. And I don't think this has all the inventory reflected
New & Used Electric Cars | Tesla
Find new and used Tesla cars. Every new Tesla has a variety of configuration options and all pre-owned Tesla vehicles have passed the highest inspection standards.
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This is probably > 50. And I don't think this has all the inventory reflected
Absolutely correct. If they have 5 or 15 of the same car, inventory will only show 1.16 ? here's a Model Y search within 100 miles of a bay area zipcode:
New & Used Electric Cars | Tesla
Find new and used Tesla cars. Every new Tesla has a variety of configuration options and all pre-owned Tesla vehicles have passed the highest inspection standards.
This is probably > 50. And I don't think this has all the inventory reflected
slvervper99
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I just went and look at local inventory within a 100 miles radius I think. From zip 60504 and from Chicago and Bloomington, Illinois to Indianapolis, Indiana. They have about 31 in new inventories that can be shipped to any local store but I didn't see any 7 seater unless I missed it.
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