Knightshade
Well-Known Member
Thanks for making clear you didn't actually read the study.
For example it was 600 Cadillac owners- not 200.
And again the majority believed it was actual self driving.
As a reminder of your original question-
Answer based on all available data from Supercruise owners: Most of them. A higher % of them than among Tesla owners in fact.
If your claim was the Tesla folks are because Elon has been making claims about Teslas system-- what is your explaination of an even HIGHER % of Caddy owners thinking this?
Has Elon been shilling for Caddy when nobody was looking? Or is it perhaps time to reconsider your premise is flawed?
Likewise- If you have any actual factual or statistical basis for thinking that sample was somehow heavily biased-- please share it.
Otherwise your dismissal appears to be you just don't like when facts disagree with your imagined ideas of how things are.
Can you give any rational basis for dismissing "percentage of people who use a thing believing it is autonomous" as a valid measure of how common the belief it's autonomous among users of the thing is?
Because if not it really again sounds like you just dislike the fact all available data shows the problem you were projecting as specifically a Tesla one applies to all brands of ADAS in both studies to varying degrees (and in at least one case- to a greater degree than among Tesla owners)
