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I've often thought it comes down to brand image. Right now, Tesla seems to be what the younger generation aspire to. A part of that is driven by the cost, I feel. Environmental concerns are an eyewash (at least to my old cynical mind)
Another part is driven by that off the line performance - as I have heard that before.
Uniqueness of features - that all around recording thing that is supposedly standard(?) is likely another.
Which brings me to the pure driving experience. Be it manual /clutch control or an auto transmission with paddles.
So, how is the driving experience in a Tesla? (Never driven one)
Do you get that feedback like you do in say an M or that otherwise smooth inline 6 power delivery which you can dole out in minute bits or just slam your foot down and go to town?
Oh yeah, to stay on topic, the more expensive model/trims just seem to have better/more 'stuff' in them that's not available in the lower downrange models
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