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Yep. The $50K model felt like it was hitting a price point rather than it being the car that people would actually want. Even if most travel would fit in that
by lijason 11y ago
Yep. The $50K model felt like it was hitting a price point rather than it being the car that people would actually want. Even if most travel would fit in that 40KWH range, no one at that point wanted to risk it.
I'm curious what will be included in the $35K Model 3 and what will differentiate it from the higher speced models. I think that will indicate if this is "really" a $35K car.
- codeulike 11y agoWell he's outlined the baseline: 215 mile range for $35k. And it looks like it'll have the touchscreen and the safety features from autopilot. It probably wont have free supercharging. In the unveil he said even the basic model will be a 'really good car'.
- lijason 11y agoYep, sorry. Meant to say that's the first thing I looked at from the announcement. 215 mile range is probably good enough. I think the definition of "really good car" will be the question. I think it could easily be argued that the smaller battery model S was a "good car" but the market spoke differently. Really exciting regardless.