← Back to context Comment by simondotau 2 days ago Most supercars and hypercars make zero economic sense. 3 comments simondotau Reply guax 1 day ago For the buyer, yes. But this one also makes zero sense to the maker. tiborsaas 17 hours ago Zero sense for Tesla? They've just pulled off one of the most impressive marketing stunts in the automotive industry, that clearly has some sense :) simondotau 1 day ago Almost certainly true, but sometimes there are indirect benefits. Three I can think of are earned media, the knowledge gain from blue sky R&D, and key employee retention.
guax 1 day ago For the buyer, yes. But this one also makes zero sense to the maker. tiborsaas 17 hours ago Zero sense for Tesla? They've just pulled off one of the most impressive marketing stunts in the automotive industry, that clearly has some sense :) simondotau 1 day ago Almost certainly true, but sometimes there are indirect benefits. Three I can think of are earned media, the knowledge gain from blue sky R&D, and key employee retention.
tiborsaas 17 hours ago Zero sense for Tesla? They've just pulled off one of the most impressive marketing stunts in the automotive industry, that clearly has some sense :)
simondotau 1 day ago Almost certainly true, but sometimes there are indirect benefits. Three I can think of are earned media, the knowledge gain from blue sky R&D, and key employee retention.
For the buyer, yes. But this one also makes zero sense to the maker.
Zero sense for Tesla? They've just pulled off one of the most impressive marketing stunts in the automotive industry, that clearly has some sense :)
Almost certainly true, but sometimes there are indirect benefits. Three I can think of are earned media, the knowledge gain from blue sky R&D, and key employee retention.