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Re:Tesla Third Quarter 2018 Update [pdf] by aphextron on Wednesday October 24, 2018 @08:03PM (#18297551)
Anyone paying any attention in the Bay Area over the last few months has known what the Wall Street shorts and national media don't. Model 3 is an unbelievably massive success. It went from zero on the road, to more common than seeing a BMW 3 series in 6 months.
Re:Tesla Third Quarter 2018 Update [pdf] by JunkDNA on Wednesday October 24, 2018 @08:12PM (#18297585)
I’ve seen a ton of them in suburban Philadelphia (Main Line). I travel to SF frequently and have spent a lot of time in Palo Alto. Model 3’s are at least as common on the roads here in suburban Philly as the Model S was in downtown Palo Alto a year or so ago. I know Tesla’s strategy was to ship close to HQ first and then expand elsewhere. Seeing this many here makes me think they are hitting their stride in a big way.
Re:Tesla Third Quarter 2018 Update [pdf] by kitsunesoba on Wednesday October 24, 2018 @08:20PM (#18297622)
Indeed. In SF it’s now strange to go a day without seeing multiple Teslas. They’re everywhere.
Re:Tesla Third Quarter 2018 Update [pdf] by empath75 on Wednesday October 24, 2018 @10:12PM (#18298093)
The bay area is a different planet from the rest of the world.
Re:Tesla Third Quarter 2018 Update [pdf] by ecpottinger on Thursday October 25, 2018 @02:10AM (#18298838)
I am in Ontario Canada, and I have seen a number of them here.
Re:Tesla Third Quarter 2018 Update [pdf] by emptyfile on Thursday October 25, 2018 @04:10AM (#18299312)
My country has no Tesla's registered. More anecdotes anyone?
Re:Tesla Third Quarter 2018 Update [pdf] by olau on Thursday October 25, 2018 @05:46AM (#18299664)
Due to lack of demand or lack of supply?
Re:Tesla Third Quarter 2018 Update [pdf] by gsg21 on Thursday October 25, 2018 @09:32AM (#18300745)
I live in San Antonio, TX and also see multiple Teslas per day