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Calling Tesla drivers executives seems a bit... out of touch? Maybe the most premium model is an executive car. The vast majority are $50-$65k, with a house hol
by bearjaws 4y ago
Calling Tesla drivers executives seems a bit... out of touch? Maybe the most premium model is an executive car. The vast majority are $50-$65k, with a house hold income of $133k. This means they are top 25% earners, not top 5%.
More important is the fact they are driven by older people (median age 48 years old), that is more important.
Model 3 Demographics: https://hedgescompany.com/blog/2019/03/tesla-model-3-demographics-income/ https://hedgescompany.com/blog/2019/03/tesla-model-3-demogra...
- InitialLastName 4y agoI think GP's "Executives" remark was less directly about the employment state of the subject than an attempt to distinguish them ("people in the driving seat of self-driving cars") from "drivers" (people who actually drive cars). IMO "operators" is probably a term with more fitting analogies.