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Tesla has already lost market share in Europe and North America. There are many smaller and cheaper alternatives and that’s what people are buying.
by remote_phone 6y ago
Tesla has already lost market share in Europe and North America. There are many smaller and cheaper alternatives and that’s what people are buying.
- Closi 6y agoI looked at this earlier in the year, and my personal view at the time was that actually other electric cars were a bit cheaper but you get a lot less car. The price difference just isn’t that big in relative terms (the starting prices are all relatively high), but the difference in what you get is huge. And I think that’s part of the allure of Tesla - can a 2010-era-supercar be built for $25k? What about less? I ended up getting a 2nd hand diesel BMW because I got the feeling that the market would move a lot in the next 5 years.