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$6500 for black is less than I anticipated. Hopefully they'll expand availability beyond CA.
Minus the $7500 tax credit since the base price of the truck is less than the $80k limitThe AWD CT with range extender is $96,000 ($80,000 + $16,000) with 470 miles range. More compelling than the Rivian.
Hopefully once ramped they'll have enough margin to be able to adjust prices as needed to sell all they can make. But I don't agree with your first sentence. While ramping I suspect costs will exceed revenue. Lots of cost to spread over fewer units.Prediction...
These early models will print money hand over fist for them for around 6 months or however long the early adopters support. Then they drop prices 20% overnight and do exactly what they've done for every other model, rinse and repeat.
They would be foolish not to do this as they have complete control over transfer price. If just 10% convert they have all of 2024 sold out at probably 40% margin. The long range will sell 2X that of the beast given tax credit. Most of these will have "cheap" FSD which is pure profit, so maybe we hit 50% gross margin.
I think the first RWD will roll off the line Dec 2025.
The problem I see is that you can't have that and the tent. It's an either-or situation. And camping is one instance where you really need the extra range (assumes not an RV park style camping).How does one install/remove this range extender (a few Optimus bots?), to get this claimed millage this thing will need to be 75kWh-ish or the size of a MY pack, not to mention you then wont be able to haul anything due to the weight of the pack being almost the entire payload capacity.
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Also, when CT videos on YT? The Embargo still in place?
Also Also, yippee V2H power
I want to know what the margin will be on the $3k tentPrediction...
These early models will print money hand over fist for them for around 6 months or however long the early adopters support. Then they drop prices 20% overnight and do exactly what they've done for every other model, rinse and repeat.
They would be foolish not to do this as they have complete control over transfer price. If just 10% convert they have all of 2024 sold out at probably 40% margin. The long range will sell 2X that of the beast given tax credit. Most of these will have "cheap" FSD which is pure profit, so maybe we hit 50% gross margin.
I think the first RWD will roll off the line Dec 2025.
All the accessorizes together comes to about 17k. Guess they really are learning from the Germans.$6500 for black is less than I anticipated. Hopefully they'll expand availability beyond CA.
Looks like you can also get it in satin white.$6500 for black is less than I anticipated. Hopefully they'll expand availability beyond CA.
There is no paint shop, so unless the stainless is way more expensive, I don't see how this is dramatically more expensive (other than battery costs) than a model Y. Obviously until it's ramped we are going to absorb some overhead and fixed costs, but this will be the most profitable vehicle they make IMO...not close.Hopefully once ramped they'll have enough margin to be able to adjust prices as needed to sell all they can make. But I don't agree with your first sentence. While ramping I suspect costs will exceed revenue. Lots of cost to spread over fewer units.
That is a far cry from bulletproof - that’s not even Franz-with-a-steel-ball-proof, even now at production…Shatter-Resistant
Armor Glass can resist the impact of a baseball at 70 mph or class 4 hail.
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Maybe it's 2000 pounds of payload with the extender?Yeah, hopefully not accurate.
If I remember correctly, the 100 kWh Model S pack was something like 1200 pounds. I think the Model Y LR pack is less than 1000 lbs...maybe 800-ish-lbs for 82 kWh?
I assume the range extender is probably different chemistry (since it can't really have all the same cooling, etc. that a full pack would have), etc. But I just don't see how this range extender could be anywhere close to 2,000 lbs...
The tent is above the cargo floor.The problem I see is that you can't have that and the tent. It's an either-or situation. And camping is one instance where you really need the extra range (assumes not an RV park style camping).