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Does the average person who has never owned a Tesla know the updates work that way? And how many of the Tesla owners still dislike it, but have decided that th
by MerelyMortal 4y ago
Does the average person who has never owned a Tesla know the updates work that way? And how many of the Tesla owners still dislike it, but have decided that the risk (which could have been prevented by Tesla) is worth the reward?
- prepend 4y ago“Average persons” don’t but $50-100k cars. Or new technology like Tesla was for many years.
- bmitc 4y agoI agree with the other commenter, as Teslas and EVs are still "crossing the chasm" and are primarily purchased by enthusiasts. Also, who is buying such expensive cars without any idea how they operate?
- permo-w 4y agoin any other industry you could say that and I’d agree with you, but cars are an exception. cars are first and foremost a status symbol, and, compounding, they historically didn’t have computers inside them. plenty, plenty of rich humans will be buying teslas as either a status symbol or simply the next cool thing to own without any thought for the specifics of the management of updates of the OS