The electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla, led by billionaire Elon Musk, has attracted attention with the release of its new "standard" versions. These models are positioned as more affordable alternatives to Tesla's popular vehicles, the Model 3 and Model Y. The price for the Model 3 has been set at $36,990, while the Model Y is priced at $39,990.
These new versions stand out as being only $5,000 cheaper than the existing models. However, this savings is overshadowed by the lack of some important comfort features such as vegan leather seats and electric adjustable steering. This situation may have caused many potential buyers to reconsider these vehicles.
The launch of Tesla's new models has led to significant dissatisfaction among investors, contrary to expectations. The company's shares have dropped by about 4% following the announcements. Experts suggest that the limited price difference and restrictions in equipment features might have undermined investors' confidence.
In light of these negative developments, it remains a question how investors will evaluate Tesla's future performance. The company's long-term growth strategies and efforts to gain market share may play a significant role in these price movements.
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