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That's only helpful if you have a fairly random distribution across the US. I very much doubt that's the case for Tesla. You'll probably have far more Teslas dr
by DasIch 10y ago
That's only helpful if you have a fairly random distribution across the US. I very much doubt that's the case for Tesla. You'll probably have far more Teslas driving around in California, maybe even the Silicon Valley, than in say Alaska.
- inimino 10y agoIt doesn't need to be random as long as it's big enough. (Also, other countries exist besides the US...)
- mnx 10y ago> (Also, other countries exist besides the US...) That's a common misconception, but I believe it was debunked by snopes.
- Intermernet 10y agoIt's becoming less common. Many people here in Australia are aware that they're living in the US.
- afarrell 10y agoBut they have a lot of drivers in Norway.