What happens when a $6,999 pickup truck crashes into a $50,000+ market? Tesla's latest bombshell announcement has sent shockwaves through the auto industry. Imagine getting a high-tech, electric pickup for less than the price of a used smartphone. Sounds impossible, right? But Elon Musk is about to flip the script on what we thought was possible in vehicle manufacturing.
The average new pickup truck in the US costs over $50,000. Now, Tesla claims they can offer one for just $6,999. How? That's what we're here to find out. We'll dive deep into the tech, the economics, and the potential impact of this groundbreaking announcement. Will this be the David that takes down the automotive Goliaths? Or is it too good to be true? Let's find out.
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Tesla, Inc. is an American manufacturer of electric cars and trucks, solar roofs and energy storage systems for homes, industry and electricity grids. The company also operates a worldwide network of points of sale to market its vehicles and its own network of charging points.
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