Driving hours and ownership hours affect the expression of your car's likelihood of catching fire. P(tesla catching fire over 10 years) is different than P(tes

Driving hours and ownership hours affect the expression of your car's likelihood of catching fire. P(tesla catching fire over 10 years) is different than P(tesla catching fire over 2 years) is different than P(tesla catching fire the first week you buy it). Same with ICE cars, so you have to compare apples to apples. I also wonder: is it fair to compare Tesla to all cars? Tesla makes $30k+ cars. If we compare to cars in its price range, do things change? Other breakdowns: by country, by model year, by powertrain type. It's probable that Tesla is being overly generous to itself in the stat it chose to report.