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Editor's Note: Tesla is shaving thousands off the cost of its signature Model 3 sedan... and while most folks believe the mainstream media's explanation for the price drop, my friends at Casey Research beg to differ. Their latest research suggests Elon Musk may be shifting things to compete with a new dark horse in the electric vehicle revolution. Read below for full details. - Colleen Hill, Director of Operations, Stansberry Pacific Research Have you heard the news? Apparently, Tesla decided to cut the price on their Model 3 to help make up for the phasing out of tax incentives for its vehicles. I don't think so. I have friends with close ties to Tesla. They're insiders at the forefront of the electric vehicle revolution. I believe I know the real reason Tesla's cutting prices... It's a last-ditch effort to compete with a new type of electric vehicle coming out in the next few months. Unlike the Tesla Model S, these new electric vehicles are not only affordable to the average American... They can actually drive almost 700% further than regular electric cars. That's more than some of the most fuel-efficient gas cars today. The secret to this quantum leap in performance? One tiny company's breakthrough innovation. This innovation has the potential to not only destroy Tesla... It could also render all 3.1 million electric vehicles on the road today obsolete. The few investors who see it coming could earn an absolute fortune. Click here for details. Sincerely, Dave Forest Chief Analyst, Casey Research

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