In June, Tesla raised the price of its Model Y by 5%, to US$65,990 (RM290,817), but that hasn't stopped the flippers. — Reuters
Dennis Wang lost money on his first try, but then he learned from his mistakes.
On his second effort as an electric vehicle flipper, Wang made US$4,000 (RM17,628). On his third, he hit what he considered the sweet spot, a US$7,000 (RM30,849) profit. All the deals involved Teslas that Wang bought and resold, flipping them like tickets to a hot concert.
