On November 29, according to foreign media reports, California, the headquarters of Tesla, an electric vehicle manufacturer, is the largest automobile market and the largest electric vehicle market in the United States. Analysts predict that Tesla's new electric pickup truck will also have a good sales volume in California. At present, it has booked 32300 vehicles.
Tesla's electric pick-up, which booked 32300 vehicles in California, came from Brett Winton, research director of ark investment, who on Thursday released an analysis of the current booking status of the electric pick-up and estimated the overall booking volume of the electric vehicle.
According to data released by Brett & middot; Winton, the current reservation volume of Tesla electric pickup truck in California is expected to be 32300, which is one of the only two states in the United States with a reservation volume of more than 10000, and the other is Texas with a reservation volume of 12000.
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, announced on Wednesday that more than 250000 electric pickups had been booked. Brett and Middleton predicted that 32000 would be booked in California, which means that the state's bookings account for more than 10% of all Tesla's electric pickups.
Although California has more than 30000 bookings and accounts for more than 10% of the total bookings of Tesla electric pickup trucks, there is still a large gap in the number compared with the model 3 launched three years ago. Brett Middleton estimates that only 49% of the model 3's bookings, less than half of them.
The pre order quantity of electric pickup truck is less than the model 3 launched three years ago, and it is not unique to California; Among the data provided by Winton, except for the fact that the reservation volume of Mississippi with 900 vehicles is the same as that of model 3, there is a significant decline in other states, with Minnesota, Arkansas and Maine accounting for more than 50%, and Texas with more than 10000 bookings only has 27% of the reservation volume of model 3.