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Not sure what you mean by slightly larger SUV — the Y is the same size as an X3, the X is the same size as an X5. Cheaper cars, sure... and clearly that will be
by blehn 5y ago
Not sure what you mean by slightly larger SUV — the Y is the same size as an X3, the X is the same size as an X5. Cheaper cars, sure... and clearly that will be their strategy as they scale production.
You could also argue that the Cybertruck announcement puts additional pressure on competitors. Do they write it off as a certain flop and proceed with their plans? Or do they begin designing a similar truck so that they're not once again 10 years behind if the Cybertruck is successful?
- matthewdgreen 5y agoThe Y is clearly designed to compete with the X3 on dimensions and price, even if it looks like a car. The X is significantly more expensive than the X5; it’s in a different price category. Plus now it comes with a weird steering wheel that my wife would never put up with, and she’s the only one in the family who would even want a large SUV.