There are a lot of irons in the fire for Tesla. Much of it is about to ramp, with 2026 breaking the downward cycle in production that happened over the past couple years.
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Tesla Is About To Really Scale Things Up
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Right then, let's chat about hire purchase without all the fancy marketing nonsense. Been writing about motors since the nineties and honestly, HP finance is probably the most transparent way to get yourself sorted with wheels. You slap down a deposit if you've got one, then make regular monthly payments until the car's properly yours. Carplus breaks down a practical scenario where an £11,000 motor with a £1,000 deposit at 7.9% APR works out to £191 monthly over sixty months. Total cost ends up at £11,460 once you factor in all the interest bits. The beauty of it is you know exactly what you're paying each month with no nasty surprises at the end like some other schemes throw at you. Even folks with dodgy credit histories can get approved, though expect slightly higher rates to compensate for the risk.