Tesla to make more Electric Vehicles?

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According to car and Driver, 172,700 units of the tesla Model Y were sold in 2021. 128,600 Model 3s were sold. In comparison, just 27,140 copies of the No. 3 ford Mustang Mach-E were sold. Two of the top 10 sold fewer than 10,000 cars, while only one other model—the Chevy Bolt—sold more over 20,000 copies. All four tesla models are in the top 12 best-selling EVs in America, with three of the top ten being tesla models.
Even though down payments are generally large, electric vehicles are excellent in the long run because you save money on gasoline and maintenance over time. The first investment is still too expensive. Even though the cost of EVs has been declining, the flood of inflation that has dominated the car industry since the spring of 2021 has washed even the electric section away. According to Kelley Blue Book (KBB), the average transaction price for an electric vehicle is currently $56,437, which is roughly $10,000 more than the industry standard.
Of fact, the spectrum is quite broad. According to automotive analyst Matt Teske, consumers now have more options for electric vehicles thanks to the US's over 30 battery and plug-in hybrid offerings. The nissan Leaf and mini Cooper SE are alternatives that cost less than $30,000, whereas the porsche Taycan Turbo S Cross has an MSRP of $187,600. The rate for an electric car loan is affected by a variety of factors, but according to Matt Teske, founder and CEO of Charageway, who has both owned and leased electric cars, "the procedure has been no different than buying a gas-powered vehicle."

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