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Trying to remember the thread. It had a poll in it which was pretty unequivocal.Last time they did that, it put people off EAP/FSD forever...
Trying to remember the thread. It had a poll in it which was pretty unequivocal.
Seem to remember they only offered it for a week or two last time. Or is my memory failing. 30 days is a decent chunk of time.
They're 'desperate' every end of quarter and especially at end of year. Share price and all that.Doesn't all this make Tesla look desperate to grab a few bob here and there and coupled with free supercharging to take delivery by end of year. Id love to get the trial to see how summon and auto park works - never experienced it for about 12 months now and i have FSD - It just doesn't work.
No amount of sales are going to rescue the share price at this pointThey're 'desperate' every end of quarter and especially at end of year. Share price and all that.
They're 'desperate' every end of quarter and especially at end of year. Share price and all that.
I haven't. Looks to be Australia and New Zealand at the moment.Has anyone in the UK actually been offered this trial?
I haven't.
If your disparate to try it, you can buy it and try it for a day, then request a refund. They give you 48 hours.I haven't. Looks to be Australia and New Zealand at the moment.
I hope to be offered, be nice to give it a trial.
UK:I think this quarter is a little more desperate than many before. Lots of stock unsold waiting for buyers, discounts being rolled out, free super charger miles being given... this isn't your normal end of quarter dash, this also isn't "we'll sell all we make". They've made too many, and people aren't buying. The end of quarter just makes the timeline for resolving tighter, hence the extra incentives being tried.
Tesla do appear to have a demand problem in the US. but its a short term one. They are expecting to qualify for a tax credit of $7500 next year so no one wants to buy now. And who can blame them. I am not sure they are trialling it to gauge demand I imagine its more likely to boost sales before year end. If they don't have much stock maybe that means its working?UK:
I think your post contains an inaccuracy that's become an unsupported media trope.
35 (was 150 until recently) Model Ys listed (possibly some duplicates of spec & colour)- New & Used Electric Cars | Tesla
2 have more than 54 miles of mileage - so 33 new.
35 Sales centres
89 Model 3 - most new
6 over 54 miles mileage
If each entry represents a configuration at a location, then going from 150 configs to 35 might suggest even more reduction in stock.
So 1 Model Y configuration (perhaps car) per Sales Centre and about 2 Model 3s. Not a lot. I seem to remember it was 150 for Model Y in a similar count recently. 150 to 35 is quite the reduction, but with 4229 Model Y sold in UK in November - that's around 140 per day, plus Model 3 sales.
I doubt there will be many Teslas left in UK by year end. Similar reports from multiple European countries & Model Y has just beaten the Norwegian record for most sold of a single model (set in 1969 - VW Beetle) outsold by Model Y already this year.
USA reports I've seen also suggested little stock. Tesla might be triailing the $3,750 to $7,500 IRA reduction from 1st Jan 2023 in USA in order to gauge demand at a lower price level. Edit2: USA (Southern California & Seattle - Near-future quarterly financial projections
Edit: In comparison I tried to search for available stock for another car make. BMW search by model seems to limit to 25 per model, couldn't be bothered to test all, but
iX - 25
3 series - 25
M Series - 25
Z4 - 25
So with all the different models BMW has - there must be hundreds in stock
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Very few cars left in USA (assuming post true) - I think it worked...Tesla do appear to have a demand problem in the US. but its a short term one. They are expecting to qualify for a tax credit of $7500 next year so no one wants to buy now. And who can blame them. I am not sure they are trialling it to gauge demand I imagine its more likely to boost sales before year end. If they don't have much stock maybe that means its working?
So its not a real demand problem but its being used for some click bait the same way we used to get the "Tesla sales collapse" stories the first month of every quarter since there are no ships to Europe that month
I'd be very cautious in believing that the US markets value securities based on fundamentals, particularly in the short to medium term.Remind us all again of how the stock price is doing?