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> I agree that Tesla's biggest mistake was doing Cybertruck before the $25k car. While a $25k EV seems to be what we all want and is almost guaranteed to be a
by grecy 2y ago
> I agree that Tesla's biggest mistake was doing Cybertruck before the $25k car.
While a $25k EV seems to be what we all want and is almost guaranteed to be a massive hit, there is no evidence such a thing can be done yet without losing money on every sale.
Why isn’t any other car company doing it?
Rivian are losing money on every car sold at 4 times the price.
- FireBeyond 2y ago> Why isn’t any other car company doing it? No other car company offers it, or promises it's coming next year, or ... Similarly, who actually believes a $39,000 CyberTruck will EVER appear? Crickets?
- grecy 2y agoso, you're just agreeing that it makes no sense to have made a $25k car before Cybertruck... which is exactly what I was saying. > who actually believes a $39,000 CyberTruck will EVER appear? That was the estimated pricing announced before COVID and the associated inflation wasn't it? Since then the released prices are significantly different.
- awiesenhofer 2y ago> there is no evidence such a thing can be done yet without losing money on every sale. > Why isn’t any other car company doing it? You mean except all the chinese companys doing it right now? Or all the european carmakers releasing theirs as we speak?
- grecy 2y ago> You mean except all the chinese companys doing it right now? Do those meet US vehicle regulations? How can I buy one for $25k > Or all the european carmakers releasing theirs as we speak I have not seen mention of those, can you share links please?