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I’m really surprised about this. I live in the capital city of an European country (~50M people) and I don’t think I’ve seen even one, maybe it’s not sold here?
by Xenoamorphous 3y ago
I’m really surprised about this. I live in the capital city of an European country (~50M people) and I don’t think I’ve seen even one, maybe it’s not sold here? I see a fair number of model 3 and a few S, though.
- smt88 3y agoIt's because Tesla has so few models. Every other manufacturer has an order of magnitude (or two orders) more models you can buy. Some brands have more EV models than Tesla does.
- fragmede 3y agoJust counting them, sure, but do they really? Most Auto makers cover reach segment, sub-compact, compact, full-size, and SUV, and just vary the offering within that class. Eg the Honda Civic sub-compact comes in EX, EX-L, LX, Type-R, Sport, Touring, and more. But meanwhile the Model S comes in a plethora of combinations of battery sizes and motor configs. Tesla covers 4 segments, full-size, compact, SUV (X) and SUV (Y). Other automakers do cover more eg sports and truck, but there's the roadster and the Cybertruck to contend with. Point being, if you just consider segments and configuration s per-segment, I'm not convinced Tesla is that far behind.
- fernandotakai 3y agoi live in amsterdam and i see teslas literally every day. hell, a guy parks his tesla in front of my house daily to use the public charger.
- Xenoamorphous 3y agoI was talking specifically about the model Y, I do see teslas around.
- sebzim4500 3y agoThere are a fair few of them in London, mainly model 3s I think.
- jlundberg 3y agoThe Model Y looks a lot like the Model 3. Took me maybe 50 cars of training to learn to recognise the difference when passing Teslas on the streets.. but now I finally do! :)
- Xenoamorphous 3y agoThis might be it! I didn’t know they were so similar. I’ll pay more attention.