In the scenario I use below, ASP would increase by $578 due to mix. There is clearly going to be a decline in ASP due to price cuts but we should see some small offset from product and geography mix.
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Currency could swing things too. The EURO exchange rate in Q1 was 1.073 and now in Q2 it is 1.087.
So an asp of 50k Euros in Q1 translated to US$53.7.
Now a 50k Euro vehicle translates to 54.4k. That is a $700 increase in ASP from the Euro currency strength.
However, the Yuan is weaker . . . meaning sales in China denominated in the Yuan will translate to lower US$.
I have not run the numbers to see if currency is an overall plus or minus to ASP.
I have no clue if EPS is going to be $0.40, $0.60 or $0.80. My point is that when trying to assess ASP for the Quarter, there is more than just price cuts and price increases to consider. Mix and currency have an impact.