Tesla share price route has shown us that it’s a car company not a Tech one and it’s CEO is very flawed

[nyknick]

 

[the cac mamba]

 

[FaTaL]

34g for a model 3? i guess he wont drop it like that here

 

[MoneyTron]

Tesla hasn’t released a new model in 4-5 years.

The Model S is damn near a decade old at this point. The Lucid Air does everything it does, just way better.

The one thing Tesla has going for it is its European sales IMO. They’ve got a strong foothold there. Otherwise, the other manufacturers will catch up extremely quickly in terms of capability, if they haven’t already.

Now that Mercedes is rolling out its own charging network, Tesla will need to stop living in the clouds with the Semi, Roadster, Cybertruck etc and start back focusing on its actual bread and butter.

 

[Payday23]

Tesla should have tighten their manufacturing side, sustainable side, and quality control before jumping into R&D so heavily.

I think there is enough data points to show the manufacturing flaws of Tesla. If you can't generate output that is projected, no reason for anyone to invest.

A lot of car companies are innovative but it is different from Tesla

Tesla is the BTC of EV car market. It'll run things because it has first mover advantage but it will eventually be passed up. There's already been reports of people having problems with the car's battery lasting in the cold.

 

[Payday23]

From the time Jaguar dropped the i-PACE and Porsche dropped the Taycan the writing was on the wall, suddenly you had better built cars with better drivability in a space that was once only Tesla.

Then Musk hyped his truck and robots to maintain interests and people speculated he would do it because...well, he got SpaceX done. Looks like reality is setting in.

Outside of charging infrastructure, Tesla will soon have no clear advantage over other EVs, and that's probably an EU mandatory standard away from fukking them permanently. In ten years, all Tesla might be doing is gigafactories to supply batteries to other car manufacturers.

The EV service industry is an untouched gold mine.

 

[Liu Kang]

Tesla hasn’t released a new model in 4-5 years.

The Model S is damn near a decade old at this point. The Lucid Air does everything it does, just way better.

The one thing Tesla has going for it is its European sales IMO. They’ve got a strong foothold there. Otherwise, the other manufacturers will catch up extremely quickly in terms of capability, if they haven’t already.

Now that Mercedes is rolling out its own charging network, Tesla will need to stop living in the clouds with the Semi, Roadster, Cybertruck etc and start back focusing on its actual bread and butter.

Tesla can't create new models because it would break the S3XY pattern

 

[MoneyTron]

The EV service industry is an untouched gold mine.

Its touched, just isn’t fully fleshed out yet. Plenty of companies working on EV battery lifecycle management.

 

[CrimsonTider]

Tesla is more than a car company but it’s still overvalued

 

[Drip Bayless]

Mfs told me all 2020-2021 Tesla was a tech company
What tech, being able to play Minecraft in the V??

 

[TEKBEATZ]

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Tesla hasn’t released a new model in 4-5 years.

The Model S is damn near a decade old at this point. The Lucid Air does everything it does, just way better.

The one thing Tesla has going for it is its European sales IMO. They’ve got a strong foothold there. Otherwise, the other manufacturers will catch up extremely quickly in terms of capability, if they haven’t already.

Now that Mercedes is rolling out its own charging network, Tesla will need to stop living in the clouds with the Semi, Roadster, Cybertruck etc and start back focusing on its actual bread and butter.

Have you ever see. A Lucide in person? Imposing as fukk

 

[the cac mamba]

 

[88m3]

NHTSA Questions Elon Musk Over Tweet Suggesting Tesla Might Remove Key Safety Feature

What Musk and some Twitter users may decry as a "steering wheel nag," NHTSA sees as a critical backup.

www.motortrend.com

mhmm

 

[Ozymandeas]

They had a 1500 PE ratio at one point. I knew it was monopoly money when I saw that.