While the latter was my opinion on the product, the former is an actual fact. If you look up the stats of fastest selling cars around the world, the Model 3 and Y will be top of the list.
BYD (Chinese company) are also there, thanks to Elon making the Tesla designs open source, and the nature of Chinese choosing them over an American company in their own country.
I know what the facts are however it doesn’t mean that I need to agree with you, hence why I said I disagree.
Whatever dude, I’m not looking to get into a debate or argument over Tesla here I don’t like them.
While it's true that Teslas are best sellers, my question is, how sustainable are they on a larger scale (reducing dependence on fuels directly while simultaneously being within the paradigm of so-called cleanr energy, which in itself is not sustainable at scale without nuclear), and what problem are they solving that ICE vehicles don't already address?
