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> they can't produce enough of them for demand (the waiting list was around 8 months when I left and was growing) > there is at least a six month supply of i-p
by BrentOzar 7y ago
> they can't produce enough of them for demand (the waiting list was around 8 months when I left and was growing)
> there is at least a six month supply of i-paces at US dealers now
Both of those could have been true at different times: dealers ordered large allocations of them thinking they'd dent Tesla's market, then the ex-Jaguar employee left, and as the i-Paces arrived, they simply didn't sell. That sounds logical with my own experiences with those - the early reviews sounded like Jag had really nailed it, but when I saw my first i-Pace in person, man, no way was I gonna buy one. It's just flat out not attractive, which is a shocker for Jag.
- mikestew 7y agoIt happened to Nissan with the first-gen Leafs. Couldn’t make them fast enough, until the early adopters ran out and Leafs started to pile up on dealer lots.