We all saw the massive drop in shareholder confidence following a quarter of never-before-seen stagnant growth for the first time. After years of armchair economists / bag holders claiming that Netflix was simply too far ahead of traditional media houses — it seems that their first mover advantage has worn off and subscribers are switching to those competitors streaming services. Could something similar happen to Tesla now that more auto manufacturers are moving to full electric vehicles? #netflix #tesla #twitter
Just wait til Porsche, Lucid, GM, Cadillac, and literally everyone releases high quality EVs at more competitive price points. Then Apple will shake everything up. Tesla will be a quaint choice for libertarian camping enthusiasts.
Porsche is a luxury automaker and the Taycan is pretty cheap for a high end luxury car.
Tesla isn’t a luxury automaker? 50k entry model.
Tesla has momentum and importantly sentiment of the young buyers. For Gen Z, Model3 is their first car. The only credible dent for Tesla will be F150 electric.
Shows american consumerism if what you said about GenZ first car being Model3 is true
Many will make EVs but how many will turn out decently? Chevy already had a big swing and a miss. It feels like the Leaf’s relative success was a product of low competition. Tesla is opening up more channels for sales. Their output has been a limiting factor. Wait for those to hit a bit more of a steady state before expecting the stock price to implode. Hopefully Tesla expands into other areas (semi truck) before then to offset diminishing growth.
Tesla supercharger infra cant be matched... atleast for next 10 years or so
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