There has been a lot of interest on what Tesla might do for the lower ends of the market, but we have no idea what to expect there. It’s pretty much guaranteed that the company is going to want to develop something that performs well among customers with less money to spend, but there is probably some limit to how much they can do to lower their prices.
Still, that was part of the point of their initial releases – they wanted to test the waters and see how they should go about the development of their cars, and it’s been working out quite well for them so far.
We hope that the company has learned a lot about its production process over the last few years, and that this will help them bring out something even better after the Model X. But for now, the X itself is getting a lot of attention and it’s well-deserved.
According to Elon Musk, the car should come out on the market in Q3 2015, and it would certainly be great to see it arriving in a few months, but we’re not holding on to that too much. Even if it comes with a delay, it’s still great to get it eventually as long as it means getting a well-designed model.