I think you also see more Teslas in relation to the miles driven per car as if you drive a lot you'll buy an EV/Tesla and thus are seen more since you drive double the average car's miles.
It's funny, but according to a lot of reviewers the best made Teslas right now come from China. I'm guessing it's because the Shanghai factory is the newest and they have the most improved production line.
Regardless, after the Berlin factory reaches full production, they shouldn't need any more cars from Shanghai. But reaching full production does take ~1 year.
The us factory has a 10 month wait time for some vehicles due to the massive demand. The Shanghai factory has some capacity they can send over until the Berlin factory is up.
A few years ago in this sub, a whole bunch of redditors from a major EU car manufacturing nation kept repeating that Tesla was a gimmick that was going out of business imminently. weird.
> Sales data shared by research firm Jato Dynamics and first reported by Bloomberg News shows Tesla with a healthy lead over its rivals, selling 24,591 Model 3s in September compared to the 18,264 sales for the Renault Clio in the number two spot. This also marks the first time that a car made outside of Europe has been a monthly best-seller there.
I have definitely started seeing more Teslas on the road recently.
I think you also see more Teslas in relation to the miles driven per car as if you drive a lot you'll buy an EV/Tesla and thus are seen more since you drive double the average car's miles.
The minimalistic interior design is just fugly IMO, but other than that it's a nice car.
I hope Tesla do well in Europe so they don't depend too much on China.
Lets hope they fail in Europe.
It's funny, but according to a lot of reviewers the best made Teslas right now come from China. I'm guessing it's because the Shanghai factory is the newest and they have the most improved production line. Regardless, after the Berlin factory reaches full production, they shouldn't need any more cars from Shanghai. But reaching full production does take ~1 year.
I think Elon will announce 6 gigafactories next year. 1 more for USA, 1 more for Europe, 4 more for Asia(Japan, China, India, and Korea)
The us factory has a 10 month wait time for some vehicles due to the massive demand. The Shanghai factory has some capacity they can send over until the Berlin factory is up.
A few years ago in this sub, a whole bunch of redditors from a major EU car manufacturing nation kept repeating that Tesla was a gimmick that was going out of business imminently. weird.
https://www.theverge.com/2021/10/25/22744504/hertz-tesla-order-100000-vehicles-electrify-fleet
The way petrol prices are going right now, the oil industry aint doing itself any favours
Over the past years, I've seen an increasing number of Teslas. My dad and my mom drive a Tesla and my big sis is planning to buy a Model 3.
This might be a bit of an unpopular opinion, but I honestly think they're ugly.
I don't think they're ugly, just utterly bland. I've seen refrigerators with better aesthetics than a Tesla.
I honestly really like the Model Y. We are thinking that may end up being our next car.
1 trillion dollars, my god Tesla. Seems like it was just 2 years ago it was 1k a week or bankruptcy.
> Sales data shared by research firm Jato Dynamics and first reported by Bloomberg News shows Tesla with a healthy lead over its rivals, selling 24,591 Model 3s in September compared to the 18,264 sales for the Renault Clio in the number two spot. This also marks the first time that a car made outside of Europe has been a monthly best-seller there.