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I see that Fiskerati has an article about test drives elsewhere. It included a reference to "pop up" test drives.

Here's a vote for the team to make a loop out of LA for a couple of days to swing by Phoenix and Las Vegas. We're buried in Teslas, so opportunity may be worthwhile for minimal logistics from the home base, for whomever is "listening".

 

[Bernie]

I'm curious to know what the market share of Tesla's is in Southern California, vs Toronto. We have a ton here. I know you have a bunch in California, I'd just like to know how it compares.

Bring the test drives to Toronto! And before Americans laugh, "Canada is too small blah blah blah," Toronto is bigger than Chicago, and the greater Toronto Metro area is one of the largest in NA behind NYC and LA. I know Houston is up there too. We also have huge EV adoption here. Most people here are smart, because they like EVs, so they already knew Toronto was huge.

 

[Blu Angel]

@Bernie

Toronto is bigger than Chicago, and the greater Toronto Metro area is one of the largest in NA behind NYC and LA.

👋👋👋👋
Toronto should be the fifth Fisker Experience Centre in North America
(#1 Los Angeles, #2 New York City, #3 Miami, #4 San Francisco, #5 Toronto, CANADA)

 

[Bernie]

@Bernie

👋👋👋👋
Toronto should be the fifth Fisker Experience Centre in North America
(#1 Los Angeles, #2 New York City, #3 Miami, #4 San Francisco, #5 Toronto, CANADA)

Lucid already has theirs! We want a FEC!

 

[JDOcean]

I'm curious to know what the market share of Tesla's is in Southern California, vs Toronto. We have a ton here. I know you have a bunch in California, I'd just like to know how it compares.

I totally agree. I can't believe how many 3's and Y's are on the road these days. I remember when we first started out in 2018, there were few enough of us out there where we had the "Jeep Wave". Now there are so many on the roads you'd never stop waving.

I'm sure SoCal has us beat, but Toronto is no slouch.

 

[EvolOcean]

Tons of Teslas in Minneapolis as well. We need some other EV brands to represent! Unfortunately, we are still seen a slow adoption state, plus we don’t adhere to CARB so a lot of the PHEVs and BEVs aren’t available here at all. I’m waiting for the floodgates to open.

 

[Rotaryracer]

I'm curious to know what the market share of Tesla's is in Southern California, vs Toronto. We have a ton here. I know you have a bunch in California, I'd just like to know how it compares.

Bring the test drives to Toronto! And before Americans laugh, "Canada is too small blah blah blah," Toronto is bigger than Chicago, and the greater Toronto Metro area is one of the largest in NA behind NYC and LA. I know Houston is up there too. We also have huge EV adoption here. Most people here are smart, because they like EVs, so they already knew Toronto was huge.

I‘m all for it. I can get to GTA faster than I can get to NYC…plus Canada is much more awesome.

 

[TT97]

I'm curious to know what the market share of Tesla's is in Southern California, vs Toronto. We have a ton here. I know you have a bunch in California, I'd just like to know how it compares.

TESLA 2021 Deliveries:

Worldwide - 936,222

U.S.A. - 301,998 (32% of total deliveries)
California - 137,135 (45% of U.S. deliveries)
Los Angeles/Long Beach/Santa Ana MSA - 54,506 (40% of CA deliveries)

Canada - 20,799

I can't find info on Toronto but safe to assume less than Canada deliveries.

For CA: New ZEV Sales in California

 

[Blu Angel]

Here are the top 8 selling EVs in Canada in 2021. Some popular EVs like the Kona EV are not included as Hyundai does not segment their sales based on vehicle types. (via Motor Illustrated)

1. Tesla Model 3 (~12,000, +14.3%)
2. Tesla Model Y (~6,400, +132.7%)
3. Chevrolet Bolt (4,668, +16.0%)
4. Ford Mustang Mach-E (4,352, n/a)
5. Nissan Leaf – 1,224, -20.2%)
6. Tesla Model X (~1,000, +25.0%)
7. Tesla Model S (~600, +50%)
8. Volkswagen ID.4 (536, n/a)