I find this hard to defend, really. If they weren't already moving towards electric, sure. But they all have.
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And Tesla really isn't differentiated on the experience. One can say the sparseness is a design choice, but it's also likely parsimony.
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Equally important: *Purchase* one of your company's cars as (a normal customer would) and then purchase a Tesla.
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And go through a software update process vs dealer experience for an update
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Advice Nokia, Motorola, Blackberry, LG... should have employed with the iPhone.
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I worked for Nokia around the time the first iPhone came out. Everyone on the front lines knew the game was over the minute they touched one
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Serious question. How long are batteries projected to last? Are the batteries covered by the warranty? Golf cart 5 years & cost $900 tp $1k
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Paul Graham: meet Paul Graham
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My father-in-law was a skeptic, so I brought him for my test drive. He was so impressed, he now asks me daily when the Model Y is coming out
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I think he's referring to the huge difference in terms of purchase experience (direct vs. dealership).
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