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Posted: Wed Nov 27, 2024 4:16 pm
Tesla Model Y Dominance: Are We Witnessing the Dawn of a New Automotive Era?
The recent buzz around the Model Y has me thinking: are we witnessing a paradigm shift in the automotive landscape? Forbes seems to be hinting at something big, though their cryptic access denied message leaves much to the imagination. What could they be holding back? Is this a sign of even bigger news on the horizon, or just a technical glitch?
I predict the Model Y will not only become the best-selling EV, but the best-selling car overall within the next few years. This level of market penetration could have massive implications for the entire industry. Will traditional automakers finally be forced to fully embrace electrification? Or will we see a desperate attempt to cling to outdated technology?
Furthermore, considering the Model Y's increasing popularity, I wonder how this will impact Tesla's production and delivery timelines. Will they be able to keep up with demand, or will we see wait times extend even further? Those of you who have recently ordered a Model Y, what are your current delivery estimates?
Finally, let’s speculate a bit. If the Model Y truly achieves this level of dominance, what impact will that have on used car prices for other vehicles? Could we see a dramatic depreciation in the value of gasoline-powered cars?
Share your thoughts, experiences, and predictions. Let's discuss the future of the automotive industry and the role the Model Y will play.
The recent buzz around the Model Y has me thinking: are we witnessing a paradigm shift in the automotive landscape? Forbes seems to be hinting at something big, though their cryptic access denied message leaves much to the imagination. What could they be holding back? Is this a sign of even bigger news on the horizon, or just a technical glitch?
I predict the Model Y will not only become the best-selling EV, but the best-selling car overall within the next few years. This level of market penetration could have massive implications for the entire industry. Will traditional automakers finally be forced to fully embrace electrification? Or will we see a desperate attempt to cling to outdated technology?
Furthermore, considering the Model Y's increasing popularity, I wonder how this will impact Tesla's production and delivery timelines. Will they be able to keep up with demand, or will we see wait times extend even further? Those of you who have recently ordered a Model Y, what are your current delivery estimates?
Finally, let’s speculate a bit. If the Model Y truly achieves this level of dominance, what impact will that have on used car prices for other vehicles? Could we see a dramatic depreciation in the value of gasoline-powered cars?
Share your thoughts, experiences, and predictions. Let's discuss the future of the automotive industry and the role the Model Y will play.