Staying on my original topic about pricing...
I just realized a brief price fluctuation on Sunday and wondered if Tesla started to change prices like airline tickets
Joke aside... I always thought Tesla treated their products like "Stocks." Higher the demand, higher the price. In the same line of thought, I look at the improvements made (physical and over the air) as "Dividends." I know there are several fundamental differences between the two so please do not start a lecture on Stocks
What I am simply saying is... Unless regulated/restricted by the government or suppressed by the lack of market demand, the price increases for the Tesla products are normal. Not to forget to mention the current issues with the "Supply & Demand Chains."
On the topic of "Improvements", that are continuously happening while ppl are waiting for their vehicles, I considered them to be "added bonuses."
In Theory, anyone who placed an order with a $250 deposit, have not yet made a purchase! We all are simply in line to purchase a product yet to be produced. I acknowledge the fact that we made the deposit based on certain specifications "marketed/listed" during that time and we would be expecting, at least, those specifications to be fulfilled. Any improvement(s) made "on top of" the initially listed specifications,
without an increase to the price we agreed to pay, are most welcomed "added bonuses."
Being that said, if we do not receive certain improvements that were initially not listed, I don't thing we have the right to complain about them. Do we want them? Absolutely!!! However, I do not think we have the right to "
demand" them.
Nevertheless, I would do as much as possible, within reason and ethics, to receive as many added bonuses as possible
Cheers,