The year is 2012. You are sittingting on your Dell Inspiron desktop, listen to the VEVO music video for “Someone I Used to Know,” when something interesting stories appear on your Google Reader: Tesla Motors, that small company producing electric Lotus Eliseproduction has begun on luxury electric car. The goal is simple: Save the planet without sacrificing anything. All the luxury, comfort and class you’re used to in a car that doesn’t release hydrocarbons into the atmosphere. You are curious, interesting even. You deposit.
That year is 2023. Elon Musk once again took to Twitter, the website he inexplicable now possessARRIVE promote transformational speech And promoting anti-vaccine conspiracy theories. This This is not the first time this has happenedand it probably won’t be the last. After eleven years of watching CEO Musk eclipse Tesla’s Save the Earth brand, do you still own that Model S?
That’s the question we put to all of you today. Back in the early days of the Model S, it appealed to a pro-environmental demographic. This is 2012 after all; Electric cars are still not mainstream and charging is even less convenient now. To get an electric car, you have to really want it – and find its EThe savings potential matches its everyday inconvenience.
If you’re buying a Tesla for ideological, environmental, or similar reasons, we’d love to hear from you. When did you buy the car, and why? Do you still own it? If so, why do you keep it around; If not, what made you sell? Are the actions of the company’s CEO included in your plan to buy a car (or keep it or sell it)?
Send email for me, [email protected]. I’m really curious about Musk’s impact on Tesla car buyers because of their environmental creed – if any. Who knows? You can turn it into an article right here on the jello picnic site.
