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And then they still didn't like the numbers for the US, so they included China--for tesla only. Do you know how much that changes the numbers? The US had 12.9
by rgbrenner 8y ago
And then they still didn't like the numbers for the US, so they included China--for tesla only. Do you know how much that changes the numbers?
The US had 12.9 fatalities per 100k cars. China? 104.5 -- 8 times higher.
Come on. This is a joke.
- dahdum 8y agoI'm only seeing 1 fatality from China, does that move the needle substantially in this analysis? > To have the largest sample size and best confidence intervals possible, we also included international accidents (three total, from Canada, Holland, and China). Given the higher incidence of fatal accidents per vehicle-year in China compared to the United States, and the lower incidence of fatal accidents in Holland and Canada, these three deaths should adjust to 3.63 deaths. However, for the sake of conservatism and to avoid a large debate about a rather small difference, we use 3.00 deaths in our analysis.