The ones they sold were priced at $59k on average, and they only delivered in the US & Canada. When they 1) start delivering in other countries (NB: demand for

The ones they sold were priced at $59k on average, and they only delivered in the US & Canada. When they 1) start delivering in other countries (NB: demand for sedans is much bigger in Europe and China than North America) 2) start lowering the average selling price, with the Mediam and Short range models 3) get more people to see and drive the car the market will explode, just like it did with the Model S. Remember they expected the S market to be 30K units/y back in 2012, but it now exceeds 50K while selling the X (based in the S platform) and the 3 (whose performance, fully-optioned version definitely compete with the entry). While reviewing the 2012 plans, I found that they surpassed all their goals, early: http://files.shareholder.com/downloads/ABEA-4CW8X0/1911629400x0x562858/6fd411d9-c47d-4d29-9489-09ba283bf07b/Tesla%20Presentation%20-%20Spring%202012.pdf http://files.shareholder.com/downloads/ABEA-4CW8X0/191162940...