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description: "Relying on cheap price cuts to boost volume won't gain recognition from the capital market. This price of theirs first impacts the market of mona03. Low-price volume boosting inevitably results in pitifully low gross margins, and achieving volume doesn't equate to high-quality operations. Leapmotor's monthly sales of 90,000 units with a market value of only a few tens of billions is a perfect example."
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# Relying on cheap price cuts to boost volume won't …


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## Comments (1)

- **kevinnLLLL · 2026-07-17T00:38:40.000Z**: If the price is set too high, they say it won't sell; if the price is set too low, they say there's no profit. Whether the pricing works depends on market reaction, and whether there's profit depends on market data. It's all determined by the market itself.