This recovery is partially due to everyone's home Improvement (better than an infrastructure bill IMO bc it's spread out).So if both fiscal and monetary policy are expansionary; and inflation does not appear to be a short/mid term concern - what's the driver?
I'm doing the yard now myself bc everyone is booked up for months. It's driving inflation as well, and "cheap labor" is $20/hr now in Az.
So my hands are literally sore, but my bones are made of diamonds.
Also, based on this only: "Elon Musk said in July that the company would not make the lower-end version of the vehicle because the 244 miles of range was not suitable."
... a side-effect is that people are now learning that 244 mi range is not enough! "Here you go, you can almost afford it... nope, it's no good." There's a lot of "competition" coming between now and 2025 in that range. This gets the word out that it's not enough. It's maybe a stretch, but also a valid PR afterthought as some justification for possible low interest without actually saying that. If there's not enough sales, there comes a point where it impacts factory output. That's what I think happened - base on no knowledge here.