Teslas are significantly more efficient than anything from legacy manufacturers. That's not just one trick, but ground-up design and engineering of the whole dr

Teslas are significantly more efficient than anything from legacy manufacturers. That's not just one trick, but ground-up design and engineering of the whole drivetrain. Also look at packaging — Tesla manages to pack everything neatly to leave room for a large frunk, while every legacy manufacturer still leaves a jumbled mess under the hood. In batteries and charging only Hyundai/Kia is competitive, and that's somewhat by brute force, because their cars aren't as efficient. VW charging speed peaks at half of Tesla's speed. Renault, Nissan and Stellantis charge at 1/3rd or 1/4th of Tesla's speed, and they probably don't even realize how important that speed is. They are so far behind that I don't expect them to survive. And every legacy manufacturer still sucks at software. I don't mean self-driving stunts, but basics like navigation that includes charging stops accounting for charging speed and availability. They still think they can upsell you $2000 for an Android tablet from 2010.