Fully Self-Driving is another 15K add on and there are other add ons as well. So let's say 49-80K depending on trim and options.
A 2022 BMW 3 Series goes from 42K to 57K. A 5-Series goes from 60K-74K (we'll ignore the 2 and 4 series) depending on trim and all wheel drive.
So Tesla is priced as a luxury car, and therefore is in that market -- or it better be, otherwise they need to start cutting prices.
If you look at the demographics of Tesla buyers, it's a median age of 54 and median household income of 128K[1]. So yes -- luxury market. Not Rolls Royce luxury, but Lexus/Audi/BMW/Mercedes luxury.
[1]https://www.start.io/blog/tesla-target-market-analysis-and-s...
This is a well defined market segment for suppliers and consumers alike. It is a term of art used by industry analysts, investors, producers, and car buyers. Don't create your own definitions. If I say I am going to buy a junk bond, you don't need to start questioning "what is junk? All things are needed in life. One man's junk is another man's treasure", etc.