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I share your sentiment! however, I think hyundai has a problem I can sum up with words of my best friend when I recommended it to him - “I am not buying a fucki
by bdangubic 2y ago
I share your sentiment! however, I think hyundai has a problem I can sum up with words of my best friend when I recommended it to him - “I am not buying a fucking hyundai!”
to put it in tech terms, hyundai needs a killer app (car). I think part of tesla’s success (besides the fact that cars are great) is that years ago tesla was a bit of status symbol. people used to point to tesla s when it first came out like tbey do at cybertruck these days (for different reasons :) ). then affordable models 3/y came out and people that were previously pointing their fingers can now drive that same brand. hyundai has I believe a steep climb even with lesser competition and I think they need a killer car to start that climb
- ggm 2y agoThe ioniq in my market is well regarded. As an i30 owner I can say value-for-money signal is strong. If they offer an i30 form factor value EV (the ioniq is priced to take on the Tesla, and sells well) I'd buy it. BYD and MG are competing in the value price slot here.
- verdverm 2y agoThe ioniq 6 is a direct competitor for the model 3, very comparable cars with each having a few pros on the other
- bdangubic 2y agoI would by ioniq6 in a heartbeat and was recommending it, I think it is an awesome car. just think a lot more people will choose 3 over it just because of the brand and not on the merits
- verdverm 2y agoThere are a lot of people who will not even consider the Tesla brand anymore Tesla US sales were YoY lower in 2024 while other brands grew https://finance.yahoo.com/news/us-electric-vehicle-sales-hit-193014918.html https://finance.yahoo.com/news/us-electric-vehicle-sales-hit... > Tesla continued to lead the way in unit sales with 633,762 units sold for the full year. The bad news is this figure was down 5.6% year-over-year. > Tesla led the way in EV market share hitting 48.7% for the full 2024 year and was at 44.4% in the fourth quarter. In 2023, Tesla's EV market share was 55%, dropping from 65% in 2022.
- bdangubic 2y agoTesla US sales were YoY lower in 2024 while other brands grew other brands had nowhere else to go but up :) and this “a lot of people will not even consider the Tesla brand…” is basically same people who said they would move out of the USA if Trump won and yet they are still chillin here… if we all made large purchased based on some moral ground there wouldn’t be any iPhones sold in the USA.