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Tesla doesn’t care what you (the individual) want. They care about increasing the size of their addressable market (elderly folks who can’t drive don’t buy cars
by ytdytvhxgydvhh 6y ago
Tesla doesn’t care what you (the individual) want. They care about increasing the size of their addressable market (elderly folks who can’t drive don’t buy cars - but they might if the cars could drive themselves). They care about driving up the average transaction price (not everyone spends every penny they can on their car - but they might if they could sleep in it while commuting/roadtripping). They care about creating recurring revenue sources. Once you buy a traditional car that’s that. But if your car gets rented out as a robotaxi on Tesla’s network, then Tesla gets a cut.
I agree though. At the moment I’d rather just have a solid car with good adaptive cruise control.
- FireBeyond 6y ago> They care about increasing the size of their addressable market (elderly folks who can’t drive don’t buy cars - but they might if the cars could drive themselves). How many elderly folks care about sub 4 second 0-60s times?
- Infinitesimus 6y agoThat's 4s could mean much safer highway merging. Especially from those on-ramps with stop light to control merge flow.
- FireBeyond 6y agoDo you honestly see the elderly population foot to the floor for sub 4s highway merging?