in the USA, Tesla is threatening the BMW market

According to a survey by the popular network Bloomberg, in the United States Tesla's electric cars are threatening the market shares of other manufacturers. Although the Elon Musk company still fails to seriously affect sales of big houses like Toyota, those who have reason to worry about Tesla is a brand like BMW.

The survey focused on which cars the current Tesla electric car owners owned before they changed, and the results allowed both to estimate a rosy future for Musk's cars and both as competing brands are more at risk.

Electric cars: in the USA, Tesla is threatening the BMW market

As mentioned, Bloomberg's results indicate BMW's most vulnerable home. Ignoring those who changed Toyota for Tesla, the German brand is in second place for cars sold in favor of an Elon Musk car.

Toyota cannot be worried about this problem, since the market share of the Japanese brand in the United States is 7 times higher than that of BMW or Audi. However, it is curious that a substantial percentage of Tesla owners who already had a history of green cars emerged from the network survey.

In fact, statistics tell us that those who buy a Model 3 often come from a car like the Toyota Prius, the Nissan Leaf or the Chevrolet Volt. In some cases there are even owners of electric cars that switch from Tesla Model S to the quieter Model 3. Finally, it is worth noting that the value of cars replaced by Musk cars is often much lower than the purchase price required for Model 3 ($ 35,000 in the US, compared to the estimated 45,000 in Italy).