Ogre
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Serious question. Why does this matter?One
One of the things that pisses me off about Tesla vehicles is the insistence on lack of badges. Specifically model. For the non Tesla fanboys seeing them around town and mildly interested, they have to actually go to the website and look them up and mentally compare them to what they see. It's very myopic for Tesla and Tesla owners to assume non Tesla owners are just going to reflexively know which model they are seeing. Badges are one of the ways how non owners and those not familiar with the brand get the models imprinted into their memory and can recognize and know what brand and model they are looking at on the road even without caring.
Simply from commercials and seeing cars on the road I have never and would never own, I can recognize a car brand and specific model of 95% of cars on the road. If I see a model I don't recognize, I look for the badge, and over time it's added to my lexicon of visual memory and then I know that model on sight. I see a Tesla, and yeah I can recognize it from the front "grill" but unless it's a Y, fuck if I know what model it is. It's a brand recognition thing they suffer from over this one decision.
Does it matter if a random car on the road is a Model 3 or a Model Y? Or if it’s a dual or a quad Cybertruck?
I don’t get why it makes a bit of difference.
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