Mysta
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Again - don't think they did this correctly (can't imagine they will net much from not honoring early orders tbh), They were already under priced and inflation definitely didn't help. If Tesla was ramping Model S or Model 3 during this market they likely would have failed. I've seen a few people in the car industry say some parts have jumped high as double currently. Again more of a price justification and not a justification of what they did to preorder buyers. I actually hated tesla for opposite things, they had prices high then randomly dropped like 10k so at the time my car was immediately worth 10k less.I'm just sick of THESE inaccurate statements. 3 months =/= 3 years and the orders under delivery were honored while newer orders were told to sign a waiver (while most still saw a discount as goodwill), and the rest to cancel. Tesla didn't after 3 to 4 years tell order holders that their $70k vehicle was now $90k.. on the contrary, after the 2020 model year phased out and to the point of the refresh there was also a Plaid+ amongst other trims condensed into 2 models. If you put $100 down in March and were told in JULY that there was a price increase based on a just released but previously unknown vehicle then BOO FREAKING HOO. For Rivian it's the goodwill of four damn years of lies.
So yes, tesla is immune and rivian will pay the piper.
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