The endless debate about Tesla ads keeps missing a crucial fact: Tesla has ads. They abound on YouTube, which is the medium favored by the young and/or smart, rather than network TV that is interrupted every four minutes by soporific commercials for gas cars and prescription drugs.
Some ads were produced by Tesla, some by fans and/or digital media companies showcasing their talent.
But you want Tesla ads on network TV during the Super Bowl. Why, when Tesla can't satisfy demand now? To correct, you say, public misperceptions about issues distorted by FUDsters. Well, fair enough, but do you really think a 30-second commercial paid for by Tesla will change the minds of people who mistrust Tesla? They will likely listen more to folks they respect educating them by word-of-mouth, or by sending them a YouTube video.
So if you think a particular misperception really needs correcting, why not stop complaining about it on TMC and instead suggest the issue to one of the fans/companies who have made great YouTube videos. I would start with Chris Collins, who made this: