Tesla has taken drastic measures to address an overstock of electric vehicles, particularly the Model Y, by significantly slashing prices and offering a complimentary three-month trial of Fully Autonomous Driving beta to expedite sales.

According to a report by Ednews, citing Bloomberg, Tesla has linked the stock discount and declining global sales to the temporary closure of its factory in Germany. However, skepticism surrounds this explanation. Analyst Ryan Brinkman from JPMorgan Chase & Co. argues that the disparity between production and sales in the first quarter suggests that the issue lies beyond demand.

Last Friday, Tesla's shares experienced a 2.7% decline, contributing to a year-long decrease of over 33%. While these adjustments pertain to the overstocked Model Ys in America, the potential impact on Tesla models in Turkey remains uncertain.

Global market fluctuations often reverberate across borders, influencing pricing strategies worldwide. In Turkey, factors such as local demand, import taxes, exchange rates, and logistical considerations will shape Tesla's pricing decisions. Consequently, any adjustments in pricing for the Turkish market will be contingent upon the company's localized strategies and prevailing market dynamics.

Khayal Ramiz