Typical Tesla driver is a Gen Y/Z man living in area with median income of $85k
businessinsider.com
businessinsider.com
Instead all they do is list a bunch of the entirely normal “people who earn above median income are more likely to X”, where X is “have higher paying job”, “have a higher level of education”, “own a house”, “have more disposable income”.
It’s an utterly worthless article.
Might change with the go forward macro, but they’ll be snapped right up and liquidated into the used market based on demand indicators.
(my credit union financed my Teslas for 84 months at 1.75%)