Tesla：Underutilized pricing power
Profit that can be increased by raising prices without affecting sales.
In the secondary market, Tesla’s share price has risen for 13 consecutive days.
On May 12, according to Tesla’s U.S. official website, the price of the Tesla Model X in the U.S. was raised to $98,490, and the price of the Model X Plaid version was raised to $108,490. The price of the Model S was raised to $88,490, and the price of the Model S Plaid was raised to $108,490. The price of the Model Y has been raised to $47,490.
As of the close on June 13 local time. Tesla (TSLA) reported $258.71, an increase of 3.55%, with a market value of $819.98 billion.
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TooTheMOON : Excellent communication
Interesting thesis ...but
Model S and X are eye-candy or haloish types of vehicles...now. During the growth years, they were necessary for Tesla's survival. If S and X failed, there would be no next ev, mission failure
Based on sales volume Y22 and Q123 and profit contribution, these vehicles are insignificant to the Tesla master plan. I love both of these cars, but they do not serve a purpose in attaining the master plan P. 3.
:::I stand corrected. These are luxury vehicles that garner a reduced TAM. The 2024/5? Roadster is the new Halo!
Cybertruck could help pricing power and yield unknown marketing benefits.
This is a market segment that Tesla may explore. Not priority for the mission...
Ava Quinn OP TooTheMOON : agree！