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RobStark
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Model X moved from perennial 4th place to 2nd in Midsize Luxury SUV in very tight race.
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Great info @RobStark
Also noteworthy — BEVs had 4.7% of the market in CA for 2018.
And in Q4, Tesla rose to number 6 brand overall in CA, ahead of all other premium brands. Top 10:
Toyota
Honda
Ford
Chevy
Nissan
Tesla
Mercedes
BMW
Subaru
Lexus
Also noteworthy — BEVs had 4.7% of the market in CA for 2018.
And in Q4, Tesla rose to number 6 brand overall in CA, ahead of all other premium brands. Top 10:
Toyota
Honda
Ford
Chevy
Nissan
Tesla
Mercedes
BMW
Subaru
Lexus
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RobStark
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It's simplistic, and I realize that the future won't necessarily play out exactly this way, but I view these reports of alternative fuel market share from the California market like market share reports from the future of the car market. I cross check these with the alternative fuel market share reports from the Norwegian market.
And in this simplistic view of things, Tesla is the 30% market provider for that future car market. And I'm pretty sure that's share measured in units, while I find share measured in revenue to be more valuable - my guess is Tesla is more like the 50% revenue share provider in this market.
Now just to scale up from the California and Norwegian market, to the world market.
And in this simplistic view of things, Tesla is the 30% market provider for that future car market. And I'm pretty sure that's share measured in units, while I find share measured in revenue to be more valuable - my guess is Tesla is more like the 50% revenue share provider in this market.
Now just to scale up from the California and Norwegian market, to the world market.
RobStark
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In the first two months of 2019, the model 3 order tracker had 20 US entries. Then in the barely 2 weeks after the SR announcement we have 63 lines. It's clear that there was a significant amount of demand set free with the $35K model. This ties well into Fremont switching back to US only production and no shipments leaving from Pier 80 for the next two weeks at least. It would make sense for Tesla to switch back to international production near the end of March, even if that leaves US backlogged demand for the SR unfullfilled until June.
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Advanced Technology Vehicle Sales Dashboard | Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers
Interactive Map showing Sales of BEV,PHEV,FCEV,HEV in any combination or total by State.
Interactive Map showing Sales of BEV,PHEV,FCEV,HEV in any combination or total by State.
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Tesla is the 6th most popular brand in California!
Brand....CA March YTD..................YTD % Share
- Toyota........75,730...........,............................16.3
- Honda........59,859........................................12.9
- Ford...........39,811.........................................8.6
- Chevrolet...34,833.........................................7.5
- Nissan........26,914........................................5.8
- Tesla...........20,491..................................4.4
- Subaru........17,803............................,...........3.8
- Merc Benz...17,776.......................................3.8
- Kia...............16.073......................................3.5
- Hyundai......14,790........................................3.2
- Lexus............14,597......................................3.1
- Jeep............14.545.......................................3.1
- BMW.............14,434.....................................3.1
- Volkswagen..11,447......................................2.5
- Mazda...........11,155......................................2.4
- Ram.............8,983........................................1.9
- Dodge..........8,964........................................1.9
- Audi..............8,803........................................1.9
- GMC............7.114 ........................................1.5
- Acura ...........5,306........................................1.1
- Land Rover ...4,808.......................................1.0
- Infiniti............4,588........................................1.0
- Porsche........3,668........................................0.8
- Mitsubishi.....3,176.........................................0.7
- Volvo.............2,750........................................0.6
- Chrysler........2,712........................................0.6
- Cadillac.........2,545........................................0.5
- Buick.............2,043.........................................0.4
- Mini................2,000........................................0.4
- Jaguar............1,745........................................0.4
- Lincoln...........1,439........................................0.3
- Alfa Romeo.....935..........................................0.2
- Fiat..................351..........................................0.1
- Genesis...........149..........................................0.0
Total............... 463,835..................................100
https://www.cncda.org/wp-content/uploads/Cal-Covering-1Q-19.pdf
Info Released today 5/20/2019
RobStark
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Legacy OEMs believed "alternative fuel vehicles" in CA were capped at below 10% market share.
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Tesla Model S was capped at #2 behind Mercedes E Class for a while in the "Luxury and High End Sport Car" Segment. Now #1.
Model 3 has an incredible 45.8% market share in the "Near Luxury" segment.
Chevy Bolt #2 in "Subcompact" hatchback segment.
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