To call something a "scam" says there is no honest use-case. Pointing out competing use-cases is directly refuting that. > In a swipe at Tesla, he said that by

To call something a "scam" says there is no honest use-case. Pointing out competing use-cases is directly refuting that. > In a swipe at Tesla, he said that by charging hourly fees, VW would make autonomous driving more accessible than “a car with a five-digit surcharge.” Especially if VW isn't actually "taking a swipe at" Tesla but instead going after a different market. It is like saying calling a bagel a counterfeit bowl of cereal.