Start of Model S and X Discontinuation?

[Rogue]

Looks like Tesla has sacked the right hand versions of the S and X models: https://arstechnica.com/cars/2023/0...rive-models-s-and-x-offers-customers-refunds/

To be fair, most sales are not these models with fierce competition in the price range from competitors, including Lucid. I wonder how long before the entire lines are completely discontinued.

 

[xponents]

Looks like Tesla has sacked the right hand versions of the S and X models: https://arstechnica.com/cars/2023/0...rive-models-s-and-x-offers-customers-refunds/

To be fair, most sales are not these models with fierce competition in the price range from competitors, including Lucid. I wonder how long before the entire lines are completely discontinued.

No, its probably because they wanted to simplify their manufacturing more.

 

[Daniel2022AT]

Just got back from a 2-day trip to Tampa. I never noticed before so many EV’s on the road before. Specifically, Tesla 3’s and Y’s. It seems like Tesla has a 10-15% market share of vehicles on the road. This could be a good market for Lucid to enter.

Tesla’s mid-sized product is becoming as ubiquitous as the old Honda Accord, Toyota Camry, or Ford Escort of the EV market.

 

[hmp10]

Just got back from a 2-day trip to Tampa. I never noticed before so many EV’s on the road before. Specifically, Tesla 3’s and Y’s. It seems like Tesla has a 10-15% market share of vehicles on the road. This could be a good market for Lucid to enter.

Tesla’s mid-sized product is becoming as ubiquitous as the old Honda Accord, Toyota Camry, or Ford Escort of the EV market.

Lucid is in a different price category from the 3 and the Y, of course, but parts of Florida seem to be a strong market for Lucid. We've seen considerably more Lucids in Naples (7 that we can be sure are not repeat sightings plus an Air on Alligator Alley) than MB EQS's (3) or Porsche Taycans (4).

 

[Sandvinsd]

Just got back from a 2-day trip to Tampa. I never noticed before so many EV’s on the road before. Specifically, Tesla 3’s and Y’s. It seems like Tesla has a 10-15% market share of vehicles on the road. This could be a good market for Lucid to enter.

Tesla’s mid-sized product is becoming as ubiquitous as the old Honda Accord, Toyota Camry, or Ford Escort of the EV market.

That is the reason we call Tesla the “California Camry” out here. They are ubiquitous in the land of $5 gas.