The model Y was the best selling car in the world last year: https://www.statista.com/statistics/239229/most-sold-car-mod...
That's a lot of flaunters.
That's a lot of flaunters.
Having a large lineup is good for customer satisfaction and for attracting customers on the fence, but it definitely hurts you on this one very specific, mostly meaningless metric.
I do think regardless that even if you do have a smaller line up of cars, it is still an impressive metric that it is the most sold car in the world. That does mean that whilst Tesla has a smaller line up, that they hit the mark with meeting what people are looking for.
It is still a very in demand car for a reason and quite honestly I almost don't believe the metric.
Whilst I agree having a larger line up of cars would dilute your model sales, it is still impressive. Afterall, people wouldn't buy that model nor Tesla if they didn't like their cars.
I agree that if they did this by brand, Tesla would be much further down the list.
The combined sales of Toyota's sedan models dwarfs Tesla's sales.