A survey asked people who bought cars how happy they were with their choice. Rivian is a new company that makes electric cars and it did really well in making customers happy. Tesla and BMW didn't do as good as Rivian, and some other car brands did even worse. The boss of Rivian was very proud of his team for doing such a great job. Read from source...

- The article is based on a survey conducted by J.D. Power, which is known for its methodology flaws and subjectivity in measuring customer satisfaction.
- The article fails to mention that Tesla has been consistently ranking higher than other automakers in previous surveys, indicating that the recent slip may not be significant or representative of a long-term trend.
- The article uses emotional language such as "beats", "slips" and "elon musk's ev giant slips to 5th position" to provoke an emotional response from readers, rather than providing a balanced and objective analysis of the data.
- The article does not provide any context or explanation for why customer satisfaction is important or how it affects the performance and value of the companies involved.
- The article focuses on Rivian's success and Tesla's failure, while ignoring other competitors such as BMW, Porsche, Mini, etc., who may have also performed well or poorly in the survey.