Confirmation from Tesla's VP of Public Policy and Business Development that FSD Beta was not downloaded to the car in the accident:
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That seems to make it clear that somebody, maybe Dan O'Clown, wanted this incident listed on the NHTSA reports so that they can point to it and say FSD was involved in a death. (I think the whole basis of the NHTSA data indicating that ADAS was in use sometime within the 30 seconds preceding the collision is ridiculous. 30 seconds is a long time, and depending on the situation it could be very clear that ADAS wasn't involved even though it had been active 30 seconds ago.)
Interesting poll on EV experience by Consumer reports:
- 64% of respondents don´t know anyone who has an EV and have never driven one or even gotten a ride
- 'Out of U.S. buyers who expect to buy a new vehicle for their next purchase, roughly 38 percent would seriously consider purchasing an EV.'
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- 64% of respondents don´t know anyone who has an EV and have never driven one or even gotten a ride
- 'Out of U.S. buyers who expect to buy a new vehicle for their next purchase, roughly 38 percent would seriously consider purchasing an EV.'
Nearly two-thirds of U.S. consumers still have little experience with EVs
A new Consumer Reports survey shows that almost two-thirds of U.S. consumers have little to know experience with EVs still, based on data...
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Tesla itself submitted the report like that because the NHTSA SGO is very broad:
Just trying to turn on AP qualifies...
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Probably part of the reason Hertz reduced it EV rental fleet. A lot of confusion and ignorance among customers. Especially the rental return process and you are not used to buying out 20 minutes of time to recharge before returning the vehicle.Interesting poll on EV experience by Consumer reports:
- 64% of respondents don´t know anyone who has an EV and have never driven one or even gotten a ride
- 'Out of U.S. buyers who expect to buy a new vehicle for their next purchase, roughly 38 percent would seriously consider purchasing an EV.'
Nearly two-thirds of U.S. consumers still have little experience with EVs
A new Consumer Reports survey shows that almost two-thirds of U.S. consumers have little to know experience with EVs still, based on data...
The next paragraph tells me the reason...
"Before Musk can appeal, the two sides will propose a final order for approval by the judge, Kathaleen McCormick, which will include a petition for a legal fee. That fee will be paid by Tesla and given the enormous verdict, it is likely to be among the largest ever. It will likely be opposed by Tesla.
I figured BYD would do this to skirt import taxes from China. An EV price war is coming to the US.
Krugerrand
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What if Tesla provided a wall and tagged it themselves ‘This space for artists. The piece that represents Tesla the best will be used in a marketing campaign.’ Or some such - what about an artist per charging stall can do their art on the pavement? Free advertising and an aspiring artist/s gets rewarded. The possibilities are endless. Turn vandalism into an opportunity to do better and have a better life.
UkNorthampton
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Interesting poll on EV experience by Consumer reports:
- 64% of respondents don´t know anyone who has an EV and have never driven one or even gotten a ride
- 'Out of U.S. buyers who expect to buy a new vehicle for their next purchase, roughly 38 percent would seriously consider purchasing an EV.'
Nearly two-thirds of U.S. consumers still have little experience with EVs
A new Consumer Reports survey shows that almost two-thirds of U.S. consumers have little to know experience with EVs still, based on data...
38% is massive considering the relative lack of personal experience, FUD & understanding of EVs. Also shows that percentages based on NEW vehicle buyers are different from surveying all people (many of whom would buy second-hand).
Krugerrand
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64%? Who answered this survey!? Sixty-nine people from the bayou or Ozarks without Starlink?Interesting poll on EV experience by Consumer reports:
- 64% of respondents don´t know anyone who has an EV and have never driven one or even gotten a ride
- 'Out of U.S. buyers who expect to buy a new vehicle for their next purchase, roughly 38 percent would seriously consider purchasing an EV.'
Nearly two-thirds of U.S. consumers still have little experience with EVs
A new Consumer Reports survey shows that almost two-thirds of U.S. consumers have little to know experience with EVs still, based on data...
Thanks for the pointer to this video as it led me to this:
from this video:
and this data as well
... not to draw a conclusion that 2/3 are yet untapped or that .64 x .38 = 24% upside if they only knew more.Interesting poll on EV experience by Consumer reports:
- 64% of respondents don´t know anyone who has an EV and have never driven one or even gotten a ride
- 'Out of U.S. buyers who expect to buy a new vehicle for their next purchase, roughly 38 percent would seriously consider purchasing an EV.'
Nearly two-thirds of U.S. consumers still have little experience with EVs
A new Consumer Reports survey shows that almost two-thirds of U.S. consumers have little to know experience with EVs still, based on data...
It is also possible that 64% of the population cannot afford a new vehicle (ever, in their minds) or that knowing about EVs changes anything when compared to existing buyers. Maybe we could say that this introduces 0-24% upside with some first-hand experience, but I would skew it to the lower end due to poverty.
For example, here's a group of folks that will likely only robotaxi EVs in the future once costs get down to 5 cents a mile (SWAG but not far fetched, plus "5c a Mile" would look cool on the side of them).
Also... what the hell is New York's problem with poverty? The irony here!!!
If you are interested in a single image or short video on why unboxed is the future. This is from the video linked above at this timestamp. The entire line has to stop for this chair to move into the vehicle. Notice the worker tilts his head as the chair moves in (looks like he is looking at a mirror to be sure he doesn't hit his head, but at that angle it would be hard to tell and he's not wearing any protective headgear) and controls the motion of the chair with their foot. This chair holds the line when extended and has to be calibrated for each vehicle and each worker has to be trained on the chair. All of this is gone with unboxed and this is more than likely done with a robot.
Waiting4M3
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If true, that only <40% of people are aware of EVs, and Tesla has >4% US market share (CNCDA data end of 2023), then Tesla effectively has >10% market shareInteresting poll on EV experience by Consumer reports:
- 64% of respondents don´t know anyone who has an EV and have never driven one or even gotten a ride
- 'Out of U.S. buyers who expect to buy a new vehicle for their next purchase, roughly 38 percent would seriously consider purchasing an EV.'
Nearly two-thirds of U.S. consumers still have little experience with EVs
A new Consumer Reports survey shows that almost two-thirds of U.S. consumers have little to know experience with EVs still, based on data...
Buckminster
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All part of the Elon "lifting the kimono" masterplan.So now Tesla might be on the hook for billions in legal fees? Tell me again how not everything is rigged and corupt...
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