Scout has more than 50,000 reservations

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The article referenced in this thread is dated beginning of January 2024 and stated 50,000 reservations. I watch the YouTube video of the event in Blythewood and during the presentation I swear I heard 75,000 reservations. If that’s correct that’s amazing and quite an increase just from January.
 
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The article referenced in this thread is dated beginning of January 2024 and stated 50,000 reservations. I watch the YouTube video of the event in Blythewood and during the presentation I swear I heard 75,000 reservations. If that’s correct that’s amazing and quite an increase just from January.
Thanks for the update.

75,000 reservations - 19:09 on the Blythewood community event video
 
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Not to be a downer - but turning reservations into sales is a hard thing. Reservations show interest, true. But sales is putting your money where your mouth is.

Not sure if it is true, but found an article discussing the end of the Cybertruck reservation program. It said Tesla managed to convert 2.5% of reservations into sales. Part of that was probably due to the production delays, perhaps some was not hitting all the performance numbers. I suspect some was people hoping to flip their reservations. But probably the most was the price change.
 
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Not to be a downer - but turning reservations into sales is a hard thing. Reservations show interest, true. But sales is putting your money where your mouth is.

Not sure if it is true, but found an article discussing the end of the Cybertruck reservation program. It said Tesla managed to convert 2.5% of reservations into sales. Part of that was probably due to the production delays, perhaps some was not hitting all the performance numbers. I suspect some was people hoping to flip their reservations. But probably the most was the price change.
Tesla deserved a low conversion ratio on Cybertruck because they couldn't keep the wild promises they made nor could they make a car without rampant quality issues. While nobody knows what Scout quality is going to be like, and as a longtime VW/Audi owner I'm not giving them a free pass on that one lol, I will say the promises they've made so far seem achievable. No bulletproof military grade vehicle that floats on water for $40K BS and no overhyping dialogues from Scott & Co.