Recent content by EVMeister

Not sure if you have access to TipRanks, but their guy covering Tesla is Emmanuel Rosner. Based on how he rates the stock and what I recall from earnings calls he's usually mildly bullish but not too adventurous in either direction. Emmanuel Rosner | Deutsche Bank Stock Analyst - TipRanks.com

Copied over from "the other thread" courtesy of @Jim Holder. Tesla preliminary Proxy statement filed: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1318605/000110465924048040/tm2326076d13_pre14a.htm Dear Fellow Stockholders, We could call 2023 a watershed year for Tesla, with many defining...

It may have been an easier statement to make in 2021, but 6 years ago TSLA was ~$20 so I think it's still a fair statement to make today.

Mods - can you check the thread tags again? elon is an ass The admins for this site should disable tags or find a way to ensure anybody can't simply add any tag. --- Mod: thank you, this has been brought to the attention of the admins.

They expanded their dealer network, so they can go re-bankrupt more quickly. 🤷‍♂️

What makes you think laying off 3,000 workers Tesla deems unnecessary would have a negative impact on the ramp? You don't improve efficiency and production at a company like Tesla by hiring more workers or keeping workers on who you don't need to move things along.

Was the time your passenger took the picture at (13:37) intentional? I love it!

Prepare to be wrong. (I'm not sure either way, just fancied playing the contrarian view).

Might not be news to anyone here, but this video is a testament to just how long Teslas and their batteries can last. Very heavily used Model S, charged several times per day on Superchargers (to 100%) and it has travelled hundreds of thousands of KM.

Not in NL either. I can only assume it is a phased introduction, maybe to gague demand or control for production constraint. With France and NL presumably "coming soon".

Model Y LR RWD (600 km / 373 mile WLTP range) now available to order in Europe. Not yet available in the UK, due to driving on the wrong side of the road.

The new Model 3 is included in the v12.3.4 FSD rollout.

Talk about missing the forest for the trees.

JIBYC got them mixed up there, they're trying to make the performance model figures look as low as possible hence the inclusion of rollout there.

The car is not quite stationary when the 0-60mph time is measured. It's allowed to "roll" (move) 1ft first. The performance models have 0-60mph quoted WITH rollout and other models without.