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    #11
    Wasn't the Tesla Model Y the best selling car in the world for 2023? Tesla Model Y secures position as world’s best-selling car in 223 - JATO

    If the RAV4 and CRV are still strong I guess it took more sales from the other CUVs like the Escape/CX5 etc.

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    If you use the China Price

    A Model 3 is 231,900 cny or P1.88m for the base model (220k markup)

    Hard to figure out which variant of the Seal is being sold but it is at least RMB 202,800 (1.65m) and up to RMB 249,800 (P2.03m) for the 82.5kwh model. (520-900k markup)

    AC's margins are lot bigger than whoever is bringing in Tesla. I wonder if they will respond by bringing in a lower end model or slashing prices. On the other hand I dont think the price will stay at 2.1m for long

    Ive ridden a Model 3 a couple of times as an Uber and it rides well but the interior is incredibly bland compared to a BMW or Lexus. However its much cheaper than any of those now.
    Last edited by viper888; November 9th, 2024 at 09:56 PM.

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    #13
    Quote Originally Posted by Walter View Post
    Tesla has a lower cost marketing structure ... you can only order online ... no sales agents ... just showroom ... price is fixed ... everyone gets the same price ... no dealer shenanigan ... Hyundai here has no market power so they need to price accordingly ...
    True. No need to visit the showroom.
    Everything can be done at the comfort of your own home.
    Pay the reservation fee via Credit Card.
    Wait for your email.
    Download the Tesla App and link the email.
    Wait for your VIN number and Delivery date.

    All this without stepping into the showroom and talking to any SA.
    An Introverts Dream. hahaha

    Quote Originally Posted by viper888 View Post
    If you use the China Price

    A Model 3 is 231,900 cny or P1.88m for the base model (220k markup)

    Hard to figure out which variant of the Seal is being sold but it is at least RMB 202,800 (1.65m) and up to RMB 249,800 (P2.03m) for the 82.5kwh model. (520-900k markup)

    AC's margins are lot bigger than whoever is bringing in Tesla. I wonder if they will respond by bringing in a lower end model or slashing prices. On the other hand I dont think the price will stay at 2.1m for long

    Ive ridden a Model 3 a couple of times as an Uber and it rides well but the interior is incredibly bland compared to a BMW or Lexus. However its much cheaper than any of those now.
    BYD Ph is selling to TOTL Premium AWD model here. its meant to compete with the Model 3 Performance. so the Seal is around 500k cheaper.
    Not sure if they will release the other variants of the BYD Seal. The BYD Seal model variants usually undercuts its equivalent Model 3 variant.
    Their next release looks like the BYD King, a PHEV sedan.

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    #14
    i wonder,
    how will the competition react to tesla's entry?

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    Cybertruck is coming ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    i wonder,
    how will the competition react to tesla's entry?
    Ford will probably bring in the Mustang Mach E.

    Let’s see whether Hyundai can slash the prices of the Ioniq 5 and 6.

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    I was at the LA Auto Show last weekend. Tesla’s pavilion was at the center of the convention center. People were drawn to the recently unveiled robotaxi - the Tesla Cybercab.

    It doesn’t have a steering wheel!

    This will directly compete with traditional taxi, and ride hailing services like Uber and Lyft.

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    As expected, in response to Tesla’s entry into the Philippines market, Ford will be bringing in the Mustang Mach E next year.

    auto-industry-news/ford-ph-will-finally-go-electrified-in-2025.html


    Chevrolet Philippines will most probably respond by bringing in the Chevy Equinox EV which have been eating on the Tesla Model Y share of the pie in the US.

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