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> even worse for Tesla if you normalize the data Where's the data that proves this? Tesla has ~2% of the auto market, but ~0.4% of deaths.
by tomnipotent 3y ago
> even worse for Tesla if you normalize the data
Where's the data that proves this? Tesla has ~2% of the auto market, but ~0.4% of deaths.
- FireBeyond 3y agoMost higher end vehicles (and frankly, I don't count Tesla as particularly high end, particularly not the Model 3) have similar stats, for a multitude of reasons (including but not limited to driver experience and time behind the wheel as a function of affordability of the vehicle).
- tomnipotent 3y agoWhere's your data to back up your claim?
- dekhn 3y agomiles driven, not market share, is the correct comparison here (and even then you'd want to include many other covariates, such as where the cars are operated, socioeconomic status of drivers, etc, etc) if you really want to compare different vehicles.
- sidibe 3y ago~2% of new cars isn't anywhere near 2% of cars on the road or miles driven, and newer cars are safer in general.