KingKona
Well-Known Member
Selling out of every single one they make doesn't mean anything when they're made in very small numbers. What matters is the % of new registrations Teslas represent, and those numbers are tiny.But they are selling out of every single one they make, you can argue with me and insult me all you want. But you need a dose of reality, the majority of people don’t want gasoline cars for the future, we are a minority in this opinion.
This forum is an echo chamber that allows people with this opinion to believe that there is actually a reality where EV's will fail. They wont, I can hardly throw a rock without hitting one.
In 2021 there were 15,079,182 vehicles sold in the US. Of those, about 300,000 were Teslas. That means that Teslas were 1.9894978388085% of the total vehicle sales in the US in 2021.
The numbers don't lie; Teslas make up a tiny percentage of new car sales, and an even tinier percentage of the vehicles registered for the road.
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