>You look at the stats about penetration of Tesla cars and it's basically none, nobody is using them except for rich people in rich areas. I'm not going to dir

>You look at the stats about penetration of Tesla cars and it's basically none, nobody is using them except for rich people in rich areas. I'm not going to directly contradict you as I don't have data to do it (and I didn't look up the data you claimed here) but I will point out that the average new 'car' in the US is an SUV with a price of around 50K. That is more than the price of a base level Model 3. In other words they're not 'rich people cars' due to their price. A market penetration to a wealthier demographic must hinge on a different variable that correlates. Maybe interest in the environment, or technology, or geographical area, or something. I'm starting to see Tesla taxis, so it's getting somewhere.