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If model S is expensive people will buy model 3 which is bad for Tesla.... and be disappointed.
Tesla appear to be moving the Model S up in price to reduce overlap with the Model 3.
Next up will likely be steady improvement in Model S trim and features to go toward justifying the higher price but this will be balanced against sales volumes.
I see no reason to drop the S ever (realistically speaking). They would drop the S and only have the 3 for a sedan? Makes zero sense. The S will become the luxury car (from the inside) it might should have been if you listen to all those that compare the interior to everything from a VW to a i3 or Bolt. I personally think the S is great but, could use some more "high end" accoutrements which would further differentiate it from the 3. YMMV
... and be disappointed.
Tesla appear to be moving the Model S up in price to reduce overlap with the Model 3.
Next up will likely be steady improvement in Model S trim and features to go toward justifying the higher price but this will be balanced against sales volumes.
They literally raised the price on the 100D just 1.5 months ago, why would they then lower it?You realize what you're saying makes zero sense right? NO ONE is going to buy the Model S if it is even MORE expensive. The Model S is an ancient design and Model 3 is around the corner. You are wrong, the price will drop soon. Don't buy any Model S until the price drops or unless you see substantial luxury interior or feature improvements!
With the way the current Model S is, its not work twice the base price. Either they will improve the Model S or reduce the price. Else Model 3 will cannibalize the Model S heavily.They literally raised the price on the 100D just 1.5 months ago, why would they then lower it?
The average price of the model S has fluctuated a bit but trended slightly higher over the last 5 years, with corresponding upgrades in battery/range and trim/interior. I would expect that trend to continue.
Car models never get cheaper. Manufacturers introduce new models at new price points but all cars gradually creep up in price over time. I certainly would NOT wait for a price decrease in the Model S. If anything you'll see continued trim and technology improvements, with a continuing gradual rising price.
With the way the current Model S is, its not work twice the base price. Either they will improve the Model S or reduce the price. Else Model 3 will cannibalize the Model S heavily.
the replacement is the 100dView attachment 230102 I don't know how much those Tesla Chat guys really know but based on what he told me, there are no replacments for the 90D. Just two battery sizes now.
They literally raised the price on the 100D just 1.5 months ago, why would they then lower it?
The average price of the model S has fluctuated a bit but trended slightly higher over the last 5 years, with corresponding upgrades in battery/range and trim/interior. I would expect that trend to continue.
Car models never get cheaper. Manufacturers introduce new models at new price points but all cars gradually creep up in price over time. I certainly would NOT wait for a price decrease in the Model S. If anything you'll see continued trim and technology improvements, with a continuing gradual rising price.
They literally raised the price on the 100D just 1.5 months ago, why would they then lower it?
The average price of the model S has fluctuated a bit but trended slightly higher over the last 5 years, with corresponding upgrades in battery/range and trim/interior. I would expect that trend to continue.
Car models never get cheaper. Manufacturers introduce new models at new price points but all cars gradually creep up in price over time. I certainly would NOT wait for a price decrease in the Model S. If anything you'll see continued trim and technology improvements, with a continuing gradual rising price.
I'm curious now. I have a 90D. Let's say my battery breaks and needs to be replaced, will this mean I will have to pay extra for a 100D battery? Don't get me wrong, I would be happy to pay for a range upgrade!