Test coverage doesn't make sense to a TDD shop and so they never talk about it. The only code they have not covered by tests are things that cannot be tested at all. They by definition are as close to 100% coverage as you can be.

Test coverage is important in shops that do not do TDD. Such shops are learning the hard way that they need tests to ensure that existing features do not break when they add a new feature. Test coverage is a metric they can use as a proxy for how likely it is that change will break something else (fixing a bug and introducing a new one is a very real problem).