What is the long-term annual demand level for Model 3?
Large sample size here: ValueAnalyst on Twitter
Large sample size here: ValueAnalyst on Twitter
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What is the long-term annual demand level for Model 3?
Large sample size here: ValueAnalyst on Twitter
Long term? Elon says long term in Tesla's eyes is about 2 years. Is that the time frame you consider long term?
Demand will remain strong until the Model Y appears and then it will taper off. Same thing will happen again to the Model Y when the Tesla pickup truck arrives.
are we assuming the 35k variant is offered at some point? yes right?
Assuming a plant in Europe and China - both producing 200,000 a year plus 250,000 ex Fremont = 650,000 per annum.
Five year's production = 3.25 million.
By that time, serious competitors may emerge..and the technology may change to make the Model 3 less attractive..
Nothing will happen. The price is not based on any rebate anywhere in the world.It will depend on what happens to pricing after the rebate ends.
lol @ 10m or more guy
this place is awesome
ya no doubt, i was looking to see something like under 100k, 100k to 300k, 300k -500k, or 500k plusTruth be told, ValueAnalyst tends to be quite optimistic in his/her poll options
bro, someone says its going to beat it 10 foldThis can help put things into perspective. 25 best-selling vehicles in the world in 2017... - CAR magazine
So it is a pretty big deal just for Model 3 to make it into the Top 25 Models list, a range of 500k to 1M per year. I think the Model 3 can do this. But to go beyond 1M is quite an extraordinary feat. I'd love to see the Model 3 beat out the F-Series.
This can help put things into perspective. 25 best-selling vehicles in the world in 2017... - CAR magazine
So it is a pretty big deal just for Model 3 to make it into the Top 25 Models list, a range of 500k to 1M per year. I think the Model 3 can do this. But to go beyond 1M is quite an extraordinary feat. I'd love to see the Model 3 beat out the F-Series.
That's a guess and probably not one I'd bet on.Longer term price of Model 3 will be lower than $35,000. Way, way lower.
No. I'll let you pull up that data. I do think that looking at sales by brand is more relevant to that sort of comparison. As Tesla rounds out their portfolio with Model Y and a pickup truck, I think were are looking at a Top 10 Brand, >2.5M. It looks like Geely could be the one to beat.Thanks! Do you also have a comparison of how many Nokia/Motorola/Blackberry used to produce vs. Apple's 200+ million today?