[Review: impossible sans snark]
.. Re craftsmanship (didn't see any craftswomanship in evidence.) Seems the only biped work there is, scanning the bitchin/and profuse computer screens; looks as if the whole plant could simply run itself with some scripts, save for just a few 'fittings' needing a soupçon of manual dexterity. The human work is mainly using a torque wrench in a few places too arcane for programming the Orange-bots. And some polishing amidst paint-work. [Cthulhu.. Cost of buying, repairing, programming! the bots to a mm, including extricating selves from small cubicles.. must be humongous.]

(Natch , por moi..:-) what I pondered in fascination, was the obvious 'comparo': the vast cost in materials, water/industrial solvents etc. going into a *£28,000 toy: for those with short-commutes [70 miles/charge.. some extension with optional petrol engine add-in] and with deliberate non-Standardization chosen re the very simple charging input connector: cynically to obviate any handy use of a Tesla Station ... anyplace in Die Welt. Zehrgut! Mein Führer

* Per a driving review by a young-innocent, the Leaf costs ~half as much, thus within bounds of the many sans affluenza-affectation, is deemed not-ugly, etc. In both, though: MTBF in mondo Triacs and jillions of other junctions is traded -vs- such (overweight, as you mention) as the 911, though that price-tag is All-affluenza/the ROI being in pursang Vroom-envy Status.
(Mea culpa, even moi could smile on being tagged for 120+ in the Plutocrat.. if'n the Cop was on a Shadow :-)

Wonder what the ROI on the i-3 is, Time-to-amortize the COST, BATTERY replacements, moving-part repairs and for many, financing. [Accident repairs: you'd have to see how this sucker is sandwiched to realize: astronomical labor/parts.] At ~2x The Leaf: seems a huge Mine's Bigger for an ugly car (looks like a Fiesta!) with an expensive 'Bigger'-badge affixed. It's got nothing to do with 'middle-class'utility and much to do with The School for Scoundrels (Alistair Sim.)

Shiny-shinies indeed, fun to watch the gadgetry out-do any human ballet in precision ... but the same-old vulture-Capitalism placement of the 'consumer' and The Planet well beneath the B.O.D. and its traditional plutocrat agenda.