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Yeah that document is up there with Gartner research in terms of integrity. Ignoring the fact they used "predicted five-year residual values" for their real wo
by nikau 6y ago
Yeah that document is up there with Gartner research in terms of integrity.
Ignoring the fact they used "predicted five-year residual values" for their real word data, and the fact they compare a telsa model 3 to an BMW/Audi/Lexus rather than a Camry or something in the same actual class, the operational costs are nowhere near "half" in their own table, eg.
A telsa model 3 over "lifetime" is $49,800 whereas a Lexus is $63,200 - significantly less than $99,600.
Oh and thats skipping the insurance and charger costs too.
Its a biased piece of toilet paper.