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> more about being arguably the best mass produced EV out there. In 2018 this would be a really good argument. What does Tesla do better now, compared to anot
by rootusrootus 4y ago
> more about being arguably the best mass produced EV out there.
In 2018 this would be a really good argument. What does Tesla do better now, compared to another modern purpose built EV, for example a Ford Mustang Mach E, or a Hyundai Ioniq 5, Kia EV6, etc?
I struggle to identify any particular feature I would say they are better at, much less something that would make it the best mass produced EV. I say this as a two-time Model 3 owner, having just bought the most recent one two weeks ago. I don't quite have buyers remorse yet, but it's nagging at me that I may have just made a foolish choice for the wrong reasons.
- janalsncm 4y agoThe fact that you don’t have to go through a dealership is a huge selling point for me. No markup, no dealing with high pressure sales tactics. Just buy it online. As someone in the EV market I almost went for a Tesla for this reason.
- rippercushions 4y agoPolestar (Volvo's EV spinoff) has copied this piece of the Tesla playbook, and their cars are pretty competitive in features and price as well. But the Polestar 2 is also much more "traditional" vehicle than Teslas, and most all reviews rate its closest competitor the Tesla 3 more highly.
- lallysingh 4y agoI think Tesla's charging network is a nice part of the package. I'm pretty worried about going EV -- I'm not going tesla, because I don't like the way they look -- mostly about dealing with finding charging stations that work (and well) when I need them.
- dymk 4y agoLook at a map of EV charging stations, and quickly realize you will never have a problem
- eightysixfour 4y agoThere are no competitive cars on the market in their class that are as efficient and as performant right now.