Elon Musk INSANE NEW Tesla Model Will DESTROY The Entire EV Industry!
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Elon Musk, the tech billionaire, has just unveiled the insane new $5,000 Tesla car. What else could the EV industry’s future be but affordable? In fact, almost everyone in the industry is looking for new technologies and designs that will not only make their cars look good but also be very affordable.
As Tesla China’s President Tom Zhu recently confirmed, the company’s long-promised affordable city cars will be built in China and sold as a global model, with testing set to begin later this year. How did Tesla manage to produce such a low-cost vehicle? In this video, we’ll take a look at the new $5000 electric car revealed by Tesla!
Tesla sells as many cars as it can produce, which is why it dominates every global sales chart. Elon Musk, on the other hand, desires even more sales! This is why he makes such a compelling case for the Tesla Model S, which costs $25,000 to buy. A significantly less expensive Tesla EV, on the other hand, is on the way!
Elon Musk has promised for years that Tesla will release a small electric vehicle priced under $25,000 that will compete with the Model 3 and Model Y. This will be significantly less expensive than the most affordable Model 3, the Standard Range Plus model, which starts at $37,990. There has never been a better time to become a Tesla owner.
The fact that your company is at the forefront of a global transportation revolution cannot be overlooked! Tesla is certainly deserving of all the accolades, prestige, and money it is currently earning, having literally staked its existence on the acceptance of electric vehicles.
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