I just finished watching California's State of the State address. In it, California Governor Gavin Newsom talked about the state's wildfires last year, asserting that they were due to greenhouse gas emissions. After that, he patted himself on the back for signing a law to require zero emissions vehicles by 2035.
What came next surprised me a bit in the brazenness of the snub against Tesla. He praised GM, Ford, and even Volvo (a Chinese-owned automaker) for making significant investments in zero emissions cars in order to "dominate" that industry in the future.
He didn't even mention Tesla, the ONLY significant automaker in California producing vehicles (for now), and by far the #1 company leading the charge, and currently dominating this industry segment.
What came next surprised me a bit in the brazenness of the snub against Tesla. He praised GM, Ford, and even Volvo (a Chinese-owned automaker) for making significant investments in zero emissions cars in order to "dominate" that industry in the future.
He didn't even mention Tesla, the ONLY significant automaker in California producing vehicles (for now), and by far the #1 company leading the charge, and currently dominating this industry segment.