The survey appears to have asked if people “would consider” buying an Apple car. If so, it seems inherently biased to me. It’s easy to “consider” buying something that doesn’t exist, especially in comparison to something that does exist, has an actual price tag, and actual tradeoffs.
Apple has decided to forgo the standard charging connector in favor of their own stating "using a standard charging connector will make our cars much thicker severely impacting product esthetics."
"but for 999.99 you can buy a dongle that converts one to the other."
I really do wonder what the sampling strategy is for surveys like these