Elon Musk, whose brain is different from ordinary people, always seems to bring us some fresh ideas. After asking Twitter engineers to prioritize his tweets 1000 times higher, Tesla recently launched an interesting new initiative: expanding its e-commerce channel layout.
On February 14th, Tesla's flagship store on JD.com was officially opened, claiming to have launched 22 categories and more than 200 products. Although Tesla is not currently selling cars on JD.com, with Musk's consistent aggressive and innovative style, anything is possible in the future.
Of course, Tesla's entry into JD.com has not yet created great value and influence. Consumers and peers are watching: What exactly are the two giants selling? Is Tesla really going to treat surrounding products as a new source of income? Is JD.com also seizing this opportunity to enter the automotive market?
With these questions in mind, the Value Research Institute (ID: jiazhiyanjiusuo) takes this opportunity to review the unpredictable automotive e-commerce industry and the calculations behind the collaboration between Tesla and JD.com.
Tesla flagship store has settled in JD.com and sells everything except cars.
After the opening of the Tesla JD.com flagship store, the Value Research Institute (ID: jiazhiyanjiusuo) immediately conducted a landing experience.
Currently, the total number of fans in the store is 0.532 million people, and such a high number of fans has been accumulated in just two days, which shows the popularity of Tesla. But overall, there are still many problems with the store.
First, let's look at the types, quantity, and store page settings of the on-shelf products.
Open the Tesla JD flagship store...