its quite normal to have small pullbacks after a huge rally day. SPY is going over 400 this month.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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RobStark
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Yeah panic over
I'm just on edge as at an uncomfortable limit on funds already due to the previous pullback
RobStark
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My guess is all the people that delayed buying a new car went for more service/maintenance.
Used car sales are also more profitable than new. Customers can't comparison shop identical cars.
I don't buy Autonews subscription.
BTW I posted because of the Mercedes News.
Artful Dodger
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Exclusive: India woos Tesla with offer of cheaper production costs than China | Reuters 7:25am EST
"India is ready to offer incentives to ensure Tesla Inc's cost of production would be less than in China if the carmaker commits to making its electric vehicles in the south Asian country, transport minister Nitin Gadkari told Reuters."
The ASP of cars in India is right around $10K USD. A $15K Model 1 which is autonomous capable from the factory will be a huge seller. The subscription model "cost/km" fits extremely well with the intended use of robotaxi, and local pocketbooks.
Now if only Tesla had some block-chain technology to run the back-end...
Cheers!
I believe it's best to focus on the energy sector only if they were to go for a terafactory there. Maybe a 2 person transport system that can rival mopeds but people generally like to walk, bike or use very small transportation devices there as there's people everywhere. Maybe some public transportation development under ground with boring could be a thing. I just don't think building cars there will help move the needle on climate change as the country is pretty green since most people walk. However they can really help out by pumping out massive megapacks.Exclusive: India woos Tesla with offer of cheaper production costs than China | Reuters 7:25am EST
"India is ready to offer incentives to ensure Tesla Inc's cost of production would be less than in China if the carmaker commits to making its electric vehicles in the south Asian country, transport minister Nitin Gadkari told Reuters."
The ASP of cars in India is right around $10K USD. A $15K Model 1 which is autonomous capable from the factory will be a huge seller. The subscription model "cost/km" fits extremely well with the intended use of robotaxi, and local pocketbooks.
Now if only Tesla had some block-chain technology to run the back-end...
Cheers!
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I am pretty sure Tesla is not considering an underground factory.
Edit: sincerely hope you don't mind, but correcting your mistake above is not going to get you of the hook here, @Singuy .
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zzziii
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Agree. Start pumping out solar/storage first to accelerate the cleanup/reliability of the Indian power grid, the bolt on vehicle factories as cell supply matures.
Wouldn't that be a factory that produces earth rather than an underground factory.I am pretty sure Tesla is not considering an underground factory.
Edit: sincerely hope you don't mind, but correcting your mistake above is not going to get you of the hook here, @Singuy .
2daMoon
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It seems like another way to offer this SAAS would be via a small monthly subscription fee ($20-50) then, some amount per mile for when it is actually engaged. More folks who might be on the fence over a higher monthly cost may feel more comfortable with a low monthly fee and actual miles used. In the long run it could result in a higher revenue stream once the accountants do the math on it. Plus, it would make it a smoother transition for those who might otherwise believe they didn't want/need it to experience it and get hooked.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Norway At 79.1% Plugin Electric Market Share In February | cleantechnica
Just wait until the March numbers are in. Two ships full of Tesla's have arrived in Norway.
Cheers!
"Norway had a record February plugin electric vehicle market share of 79.1%, up from 68.1% in February 2020. The overall auto market was up 3.3% year-on-year. Best selling models in February were the Audi e-tron, Nissan LEAF and Hyundai Kona."
Just wait until the March numbers are in. Two ships full of Tesla's have arrived in Norway.
Cheers!
larmor
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A lot of the valuation of Tesla actually for the car side resides in actual production, it is difficult to get to scale and to get there with decreasing costs as well. Easy to make prototype models and super low volume but making higher volume is the secret sauce for manufacturing right now. This goes for batteries as well.
I hope they keep teasing all customers with montly free-minutes - so that everyone will feel the constant need to have this autonomous thing all the time instead of the first hour every month or so
But...but..Gordo and Anton have PROVEN that sales are falling there!/s
Here is more "proof"
Tesla’s market share in Europe keeps crumbling, as China reclaims top spot in global EV race
They just keep trying...so silly.
I just removed two articles from news sources which had been copied completely. It's okay to post a summary and a link, but cutting and pasting whole articles is a copyright violation not allowed on TMC.
What about profile pictures?
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