Tesla is failing harder than the entire rest of the market is succeeding, combined.
2 years ago by poVoq to c/electricvehicles
There’s a real value in knowing how the other parts of a car go together. There’s a value in having a QA team in place that only needs to adjust to a different power plant rather than learn how to QA for a completely different product.
I'm not sure where the "failing harder than the rest of the market is succeeding" comes from either. At least based on volume of sales from the table, the sum of the changes between 2023 and 2024 (27,261 excluding Tesla) is bigger than Tesla's change (-21,443). But I haven't proper done math in a while, if anyone could correct me that'd be a great refresher.
Until Tesla is no longer controlled by the major nepo baby in history, it will continue to be a fad and meme car without future.
Almost like giving Baby Musk a 50 billion dollar binky was a really stupid business decision.
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Makes sense given that they're now pivoting from automobile company to artificial intelligence, which is a bubble and on top of that, they've just given the CEO a 50 billion pay packet. They'll stabilize in a week or so.
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