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The vast majority of the world doesn't exist in the online sphere. I think that they have saturated the initial EV buyers, mainstream is still afraid of EV and
by leetharris 3y ago
The vast majority of the world doesn't exist in the online sphere.
I think that they have saturated the initial EV buyers, mainstream is still afraid of EV and there's more anti-EV propaganda in the media than ever before.
- afavour 3y ago1. The vast majority of the world isn't buying Teslas, either 2. Musk is one of few figures whose controversies escape the online world, though. Like the "pedo diver" thing, it was an international story with world attention and he jammed himself in the middle of it. That said, I'm also not convinced his reputation is the reason for shipments to drop precipitously. But it could absolutely be a contributing factor.
- JKCalhoun 3y ago> The vast majority of the world doesn't exist in the online sphere. I wonder if the vast majority of potential Tesla customers does though.
- hn72774 3y agoHe's supporting a dictator that launched a full scale war in Europe. Hard no for me.
- AlexandrB 3y agoSome of it is propaganda, and some of it is a direct result of Tesla's design choices. It would be ironic if Tesla helped give EVs a bad name with novelty "features" like electric door latches and a lack of mechanical controls.
- JohnBooty 3y agoThe vast majority of the world doesn't exist in the online sphere. Well, no, but the "vast majority of the world" isn't in the market for a Tesla, either. You don't think there's a significant overlap between prospective Tesla buyers and people who are familiar with Musk's hijinks?