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Is he saying they have 20M premium phone subscribers and they want these same amount of users to pay premium rates for their car? Or the 20M number indicates th

by dmix 3y ago

Is he saying they have 20M premium phone subscribers and they want these same amount of users to pay premium rates for their car? Or the 20M number indicates that there's a large group of users willing to pay premium? They seem to be meshing two numbers together.

consumer451 3y ago
CNBC is a terrible source of information. https://archives.cjr.org/feature/waiting_for_cnbc_1.php https://archives.cjr.org/feature/waiting_for_cnbc_1.php
brianbreslin 3y ago
I read it as 20M premium phone customers who it thinks will be amongst its first customers for this premium car price TBD. To me its a big logical leap to think someone who paid $750 for a phone will suddenly be willing to spend $75k on your car.