gabeincal
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you are welcome, I have leather
But you won't in your next Tesla.
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you are welcome, I have leather
What a joke. If you happen to not eat meat or feel no harm should come to animals I respect your opinion and you should have the choice to minimize your impact on animal life on earth. I happen to not share that opinion, and a six figure car with fake leather will only make Tesla loose more sales.
Super dumb move, along with the confusing new 'premium' which costs more and has almost nothing...everything was either made standard or was leather and no longer available.
Also, ironically the vinyl is made with oil while the cowhide is indefinitely sustainable!
Ultimately, it's Tesla's decision, and while I won't be buying another one now, maybe they can make it up with greeny sales. I suspect the market will speak.
I am long TSLA. In my opinion, Tesla not offering leather seats will have no significant impact on its growth or market share. The synthetic seat material looks good, feels great and wears extremely well. Potential buyers sitting on the seats in showroom cars will be impressed.The competition is coming, its just one more checkmark against Tesla.
I am long TSLA. In my opinion, Tesla not offering leather seats will have no significant impact on its growth or market share. The synthetic seat material looks good, feels great and wears extremely well. Potential buyers sitting on the seats in showroom cars will be impressed.
I had to laugh at this comment given your usernameAs a private company, they can offer whatever the heck they want. If you don't like it, don't buy it. Glad you came here to whine about it.
You couldn't be more wrong. The evidence overwhelmingly supports the fact that humans are plant eaters, not omnivores. From the length of our digestive tract, to the shape and configuration of our teeth, to the way we digest, extending to the way we see colors all support the fact that we not designed to eat meat. Please don't use the "omnivore" myth to justify your meat-eating behavior. If you want to eat meat because you like it, then great - do what you like. But at least be honest about why you are doing it. You aren't doing it because you will be protein deficient if you don't. You aren't doing it to have a larger brain, clearly. And you aren't doing it because of some biological imperative built into your DNA code. No, you eat meat because you grew up eating meat, have been conditioned to eating meat, and like the flavor and texture.We are omnivores , protein feeding our increased capacity brain is what made us dream up and accomplish our current civilization. If we are going to eat the animal we might as well use all parts. Cow hide falls under that, killing minks or seals just for the fur falls under another category.
If it is the material that other speculated it is, it retails for about $70 a yard. Not quite what real Alcantara costs but it's an expensive material none the less.It does not matter with me if its leather or a good substitute. They are charging the same amount for either one. Does the synthetic material cost the same as leather to them? I saw the white material on a Model X and it seemed nice.
Got a source for this?If it is the material that other speculated it is, it retails for about $70 a yard.
The problem I have with this analogy is that you're comparing one product that's basically jewelry masquerading as a timepiece produced in small quantities, to another product that keeps better time, has more functionality, and is produced in comparably huge quantities by a wildly successful company that's sitting on mountains of cash.The competition is coming, its just one more checkmark against Tesla. Some will argue an apple watch is better because it has much higher functionality, others that a Patek Philippe is better because it was assembled over a certain period of time by one person. To each their own, the market speaks.