Tesla Cybertruck it is a vehicle that somehow always manages to get people talking about it. Since its debut, complete with unexpected events, the bizarre pick-up that seems to have come out of “Blade Runner” has attracted a myriad of attention. For better or for worse. Now, the Cybertruck is the subject of a particular scenario, in fact in the used sector the prices of the monstrous vehicle have apparently collapsed. Whether it’s another idea from Tesla’s eccentric owner, Elon Muskto keep one’s extreme means at the center of the media world?
The Tesla Cybertruck speculative bubble
So after being immortalized for the first time in Italy, in Modena, on the occasion of the Motor Valley Fest, as well as after accompanying Lady Gaga to get an ice cream, as well as having to receive a major warning for a problem related to the stuck accelerator, the Tesla Cybertruck discovers the second-hand problem. Until recently the commercial value of this vehicle bore its own bar at $200,000. A generous cost and absolutely out of reach for many pockets. However, this hasn’t stopped many from putting it in their wish carts.
After a few weeks, however, the situation seems to have changed radically. The world of influencers, television hustlers, celebrities and the world of universal communication have put aside the “big toy” by Tesla. That mechanism which had previously generated a virtuous trend towards the Cybertruck, today decrees one sudden decline. Those who sold their pick-ups of the future during the speculative bubble earned some good money, but the same cannot be said at the moment.
How to stop the descent
Tesla has studied a way to try to stop the decline in prices in the used car market. The American manufacturer in fact required buyers to sign an agreement that prohibited the resale of the Cybertruck within the first year, unless approved by Tesla itself. Anyone who violated this agreement risked one $50,000 penaltyas well as possible exclusion from future sales of Tesla vehicles.
Despite these deterrents, many have skirted the rules and numerous Cybertrucks have appeared on the secondary market at inflated prices. However, as production increased and the resulting greater availability of new vehicles, used Cybertruck prices began to drop significantly. Vehicles that had been listed for sale between $200,000 and $250,000 are now offered at between 130,000 and 140,000 dollarsfigures still higher than the recommended price but far from the profit margins hoped for by retailers.
In any case, all this remains a limited phenomenon, because Tesla plans to introduce more and more Cybertrucks onto the global market, keeping an eye on the situation in several areas of the world. In addition to Italy, the magnetic pickup made a trip to Flynot counting his trip to China, where marketing is not currently planned. Currently, in fact, this car is busy at home, between the United States and Canada. Probably, soon, many well-known faces from the show will return to be seen with her. You can bet on it, with the consequence of even a return to popularity in prices.
