The recent announcement of a new Tesla model has left many wondering if the hefty price tag is justified by its cutting-edge technology. While the company claims there are no reused parts, some have raised concerns that this may not be entirely accurate.A closer look at the manufacturing process reveals that while there may not be any rehashed components from previous models, the use of advanced materials and innovative production methods can still drive up costs. This can make it challenging for consumers to distinguish between genuine innovation and simply paying a premium for a new name.The question remains whether the benefits of such an approach are worth the increased cost. Is the end result truly 'prototype-level,' or is this merely a marketing ploy?