← Back to context Comment by pavlov 11 hours ago Tesla Model S is discontinued.Whatever its merits, there wasn’t a market for it. 3 comments pavlov Reply amarant 9 hours ago Just pointing out that, technically, if you're gonna drive slow, the Ferrari is the appropriate choice over the Tesla. lmm 10 hours ago Which suggests that a similar but worse product shouldn't sell either? pavlov 10 hours ago The brand name counts for a lot in this market.Lamborghini Urus sells well even though it’s inferior on every metric to cars a fraction of its price.Tesla lost its premium brand cachet and consequently the Model S/X market.Ferrari presumably has some data that there are buyers for a $500k scifi sports car with their logo on it.
amarant 9 hours ago Just pointing out that, technically, if you're gonna drive slow, the Ferrari is the appropriate choice over the Tesla.
lmm 10 hours ago Which suggests that a similar but worse product shouldn't sell either? pavlov 10 hours ago The brand name counts for a lot in this market.Lamborghini Urus sells well even though it’s inferior on every metric to cars a fraction of its price.Tesla lost its premium brand cachet and consequently the Model S/X market.Ferrari presumably has some data that there are buyers for a $500k scifi sports car with their logo on it.
pavlov 10 hours ago The brand name counts for a lot in this market.Lamborghini Urus sells well even though it’s inferior on every metric to cars a fraction of its price.Tesla lost its premium brand cachet and consequently the Model S/X market.Ferrari presumably has some data that there are buyers for a $500k scifi sports car with their logo on it.
Just pointing out that, technically, if you're gonna drive slow, the Ferrari is the appropriate choice over the Tesla.
Which suggests that a similar but worse product shouldn't sell either?
The brand name counts for a lot in this market.
Lamborghini Urus sells well even though it’s inferior on every metric to cars a fraction of its price.
Tesla lost its premium brand cachet and consequently the Model S/X market.
Ferrari presumably has some data that there are buyers for a $500k scifi sports car with their logo on it.