Do you disagree with the article’s call for Tesla to publicly release the same kind of disengagement data that others release publicly, so that we don’t have to just compare anecdotes as if they were data?
This thread is full of people who are describing their own personal experiences, which mostly tilt negative, with some positive notes like yours. But the article makes the point that a bunch of anecdotes is *not a replacement for data*, and the data we have (which is seriously flawed), shows that the average experience is not as good as yours.
Maybe your experience is an outlier compared to the data that’s been collected? Maybe your experience is the norm and the Tesla data would corroborate your experience. We can’t really know unless Tesla releases their data.
This thread is full of people who are describing their own personal experiences, which mostly tilt negative, with some positive notes like yours. But the article makes the point that a bunch of anecdotes is *not a replacement for data*, and the data we have (which is seriously flawed), shows that the average experience is not as good as yours.
Maybe your experience is an outlier compared to the data that’s been collected? Maybe your experience is the norm and the Tesla data would corroborate your experience. We can’t really know unless Tesla releases their data.
But they refuse to.