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We're not even close to saturated. On the contrary, we're so far from being saturated that I'm having trouble taking this comment seriously. To take an example
by Analemma_ 6y ago
We're not even close to saturated. On the contrary, we're so far from being saturated that I'm having trouble taking this comment seriously.
To take an example, just a couple days ago the Verge published their review of the Mustang Mach-E [0]; the bottom line was that the car is great but the chargers are impossible to find.
[0]: https://www.theverge.com/22265570/mustang-mach-e-review-electric-ford-ev-photos-video https://www.theverge.com/22265570/mustang-mach-e-review-elec...
- hedora 6y agoI wish they’d focus on making a truck (or maybe an explorer, or even a.. mustang). It’s their core competency, and Tesla already cornered the SUV and sedan market. Also, trucks are gas guzzlers, so replacing one with and EV is comparable to replacing 2-3 sedans or compact SUVs. This release makes me think they’re too risk adverse to start with flagship models, and don’t really think this car will be read for the mass market. (Mustangs are their best selling car in California; F-150’s and Explorers are one and two across their whole market.)