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by notatoad
2522 days ago
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>They're also at the point where all their models need a refresh or a replacement. Tesla is slow at new models compared to the competition. They're definitely at the point where their competitors would have released a replacement (Model S) or refresh (Model X). I'm not sure it's clear that Tesla actually needs to do that. Ford and GM don't release new models just because the clock demands it, they release new models when the market demands it. Is the market demanding a replacement to the model S, or did the Model 3 hype cycle alleviate that demand? |
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