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"is... somewhat weird." No, it's not. If you sell more horses worldwide out of the “four legged category” it has no relevance as long as less and less people a
by jocker12 5y ago
"is... somewhat weird."
No, it's not.
If you sell more horses worldwide out of the “four legged category” it has no relevance as long as less and less people are buying horses for transportation.
- ajross 5y agoI repeat the more focused point: you don't find it impressive that a car from a manufacturer that was barely on the map five years ago is now beating the Mercedes E Class (edit: C class, sorry) in its own price category? I mean, by your logic if Tesla isn't impressive for what the Model 3 is doing then Daimler Chrysler must be a flaming disaster, right?
- jocker12 5y agoLook at their statement and realize how Tesla is intentionally misleading their shareholders. If Tesla is so impressive, why do they need to do that?
- ajross 5y agoWhat incorrect idea do you think shareholders may have taken away that is any worse than "Model 3 sales are shrinking" that you tried to imply above?
- jryle70 5y ago> This demonstrates that an electric vehicle can be a category leader and outsell its gas-powered counterparts. ICE is currently 97% of the automobile market. A BEV taking the lead in any vehicle segment is a major milestone. Nothing is misleading about that.
- tyingq 5y agoI agree it's impressive myself. Though they probably mean C or A Class. The E class is larger and quite a lot more expensive than a Tesla 3.
- mulmen 5y agoI'm not sure how a Model 3 or a BMW 3 Series can be compared to a Mercedes E Class. The comparable cars there seem to be the Tesla Model S and the BMW 5 Series. The Mercedes equivalent of a BMW 3 Series or a Tesla Model 3 is the C Class.
- austhrow743 5y agoGreatly increasing the number of horses you sold in a time when people are buying less horses overall is a better achievement than doing so when total horse purchases increased, not a worse achievement.
- xkjkls 5y agoNot necessarily. If you mean by a "we were running against the wind" sense, sure, but if you mean in a "what should the valuation of your company be" sense, no.