Perhaps one of the big drawbacks of electric vehicles is their price. When purchasing any type of electric vehicle, a significant investment must be made, which includes both the purchase of a vehicle and the installation or adaptation of elements in the home for charging. Tesla wants to end it.
The company, founded by South African tycoon Elon Musk, has been introducing various electric vehicles which, as a rule, are interesting, but have a price that makes them inaccessible to the vast majority of the population. And the fact is that electric cars are available to a few.
This situation may change in a few years thanks to the new move that Elon Musk made towards Tesla. It has just been announced that an electric vehicle company is working on a new production platform for this type of vehicle with the surprise of being cheaper.
How will this reduction be achieved? The new platform will be the key to this, allowing production with a smaller architecture than the models presented so far.. In fact, it would be behind the Model S/X and Model 3/Y. In addition, its development will have a lower production cost than current models.
Light at the end of the tunnel: cheap Tesla is getting closer to reality
The cost of production will not only be lower, As mentioned, we will be talking about a 50% difference compared to the models released so far. Taking this into account, we would find that Tesla can produce cars at a price that is much more affordable for any pocket.
In fact, from what has been seen so far, Tesla’s future will be in the production of electric vehicles with price around 25,000 euros. If this figure is reached, the truth is that internal combustion vehicles will have some pretty tough competition, and with which, in truth, they will have little in common.
Having seen Elon Musk’s plans for Tesla and, above all, for the future of electric vehicles, now it’s time to see the date by which these proposals must be implemented. There is no exact date Elon Musk is talking about 2024 for orders and 2025 or 2026 for deliveries of these possible vehicles..
Source: Computer Hoy
