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Here's a hint from the usability department: Underestimate the remaining miles. Even if that makes you look bad up front. Its an eerie form of cognitive disson
by noonespecial 14y ago
Here's a hint from the usability department:
Underestimate the remaining miles. Even if that makes you look bad up front. Its an eerie form of cognitive dissonance when your reserves are dropping faster than you consumption and the wheels in your mind spin wondering "will I have enough". You never forget this feeling. Even if its just a test drive, you'll associate Tesla cars with that feeling forever after.
- CamperBob2 14y agoExactly. The alternative is to require your customers to pass a DiffEq test before you sell them the car.
- rogerbinns 14y ago> Underestimate the remaining miles I suspect they already do, hence the comment that he'll still have some range even when it says zero. The problem is what number to display after a full charge. If it doesn't strongly resemble the specification range then people won't be happy.