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Originally Posted by BeamOn
My intuition says that Tesla will only attract buyers in metropolitan areas. This from Forbes:
"Upstart automaker Tesla Motors TSLA +1.27% won’t sell as many cars this year as Chevrolet sells in 3 days, but its early success with the all-electric Model S sedan is already keeping the competition up at night." (2013)
http://www.forbes.com/sites/markrogo...e-competition/
So I don't see them needing more than say twenty sales/service centers for now. 100,000 units are projected for 2016. |
Right. At the moment, the price of the vehicles will keep the sales and service centers located near affluent areas. In time all of that could change with increased volume.
Dave
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