for a single car brand that only rich people can afford, that has waiting lists to be able to even buy one?
if it was like ford, fiat, or renault then yeah, that would be low, but tesla?
I believe that's worldwide, I can't find statistics for the US for 2022 and stuff, but for 2021 300k were sold in America, so all that stats are probably around a third of that.
Also afaik most tesla drivers don't use autopilot constantly and they tell you it's not supposed to replace driving so they don't get sued, there's no fully self-driving car on the market
for a single car brand that only rich people can afford, that has waiting lists to be able to even buy one?
if it was like ford, fiat, or renault then yeah, that would be low, but tesla?
There were 43000 deaths caused by car accidents in the US in 2021 alone. 17 fatalities since 2019 is nothing.
if you only sell a thousand cars per year, that's a ridiculous failure rateedit: huh, they sold a lot more cars in the last few years than i thought, disregard
Tesla sold 1,2 million cars in 2022, 900000 in 2021 and 440000 in 2020.
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I believe that's worldwide, I can't find statistics for the US for 2022 and stuff, but for 2021 300k were sold in America, so all that stats are probably around a third of that.
Also afaik most tesla drivers don't use autopilot constantly and they tell you it's not supposed to replace driving so they don't get sued, there's no fully self-driving car on the market