Tesla to Offer Upgraded $78K Model 3

The transcript discusses the introduction of a dual motor version of a vehicle, equivalent to all-wheel drive, which is beneficial for customers in areas with inclement weather. It highlights the unexpected high pricing of these models, which could affect the market by pushing potential buyers towards other electric vehicles like the Chevrolet Bolt and Nissan LEAF. The delay in offering an affordable Tesla model is also noted, with a focus on the impact on deposit holders and the broader market for electric vehicles.

How does the introduction of a dual motor version impact customer choices in the Northeast?

What are the implications of the pricing strategy for the Model S on potential customers?

What factors contribute to the delay in the availability of an affordable electric vehicle for the masses?

What is the expected wait time for customers holding out for a $35,000 Tesla?

What alternatives are available for customers interested in electric vehicles right now?