Interesting article ... or am I late to the party AGAIN?
Tesla Beating Detroit? That's Just Nonsense - Forbes
Tesla Beating Detroit? That's Just Nonsense - Forbes
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Meh, I choose quality over quantity any day. Since quality is not in GM's vocabulary, I choose Tesla.
Walmart is also huge, but they sell mostly cheap chinese junk.
Meh, I choose quality over quantity any day. Since quality is not in GM's vocabulary, I choose Tesla.
Walmart is also huge, but they sell mostly cheap chinese junk.
He is afraid because I gues he is not exactlystupid.He has a point that Tesla has a tiny market share right now. The question is, will it stay that way? Tesla is introducing a disruptive technology...
He is afraid because I gues he is not exactlystupid.
When you know you are way better than the opponent you play nice and deliver a mountain of compliments.
When you know the opponent is in much better position you are inclined to make it small this way or other.
Value lies in the future. Always. Thats what a share price mean. GM is a dinosaur going the dinosaur way. Tesla is a new species, a mamal about to conquer the world.
When Tesla is selling a milion units a year, GM will only be selling 10k trucks. Lutz knows this.
Bottom line: Tesla produces a nice car for a social elite that can afford $80-110K transportation. That’s a thin market, where innovation is rewarded, but prone to being discarded with equal speed when the next must-have “gold Rolex” comes along. Don’t confuse it with what Detroit does for a living.
I think you underestimate Lutz. I'm sure he has no intention of dying with the dinosaurs. Unfortunately, he is only a consultant at GM these days, so he has little power to save them. I wouldn't be surprised to see him join Tesla at some point in the future. As a shareholder, I'd welcome it; he really is a great car guy...and would keep everyone there grounded.
Wild idea. I like it. I'm just not sure he could fully let go of 'but that's the way it's always been done' thinking. But I like it.