Nope. All they worked, but none had a sustainable, payable battery solution. Just to remember you, the car companies develop their cars to work in Alaska as wel

Nope. All they worked, but none had a sustainable, payable battery solution. Just to remember you, the car companies develop their cars to work in Alaska as well as in Mohave under almost any circumstances. That is something Tesla does not really delivers. Because Tesla does not really sell to the Average Joe. Tesla sells to the Tech Bubble, to people who are interested in Tech. Originally, Tesla sells a car with a price tag of a BMW 5series, Mercedes E-class, Toyota/Lexus and alike but does not deliver the same interior experience neither the same comfort features in terms of driving experiences. The later one just added because of the cooperation with Daimler. Btw: I don't see a huge 17" touch screen with an UI of a early 2000 website feeling as an interior experience. And in cockpit design the 17" does not fit at all. A smaller one may would have benefited the cockpit design much more.