hey guys, I already extracted the most important points in a thread over in the News section. Hope it helps you!
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hey guys, I already extracted the most important points in a thread over in the News section. Hope it helps you!
NigelM
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Thanks Hans. I read the original article and you covered all the salient points.
I've initiated a thread in the general Tesla Motors forum about a former Tesla communications chief returning: Ricardo Reyes Returns to Head Tesla Communications
Does this mean Elon will relinquish the job he has been performing through tweets and blogs?
Does this mean Elon will relinquish the job he has been performing through tweets and blogs?
I see media relations intensifying. Elon will require more and more help as Tesla matures.
I believe EM will lessen his tweets with the RR hire but I do believe he will not eliminate them.....I actually thinks he enjoys them.
Also, this is a great move for RR: Leave Square which will be in a difficult spot with ApplePay and moving back to an aggressive disruptive company.
Anybody know anything about this?
Tesla Motors May Have an Undisclosed SEC Probe - Added to Watch List | Probes Reporter, LLC
Tesla Motors May Have an Undisclosed SEC Probe - Added to Watch List | Probes Reporter, LLC
MartinAustin
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I believe there is nothing to know on this one... it's just a rumor. Makes great clickbait though, so I'm sure they're getting a lot of click revenues.
JRP3
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The Blue Owl
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I've posted this in the Newbie thread, but I figured some folks may not be aware that on Thursday NASDAQ is closed, and on Friday it closes at 1:00 pm (I've been bitten before by the holiday schedule.)
Nasdaq Holiday Schedule
Nasdaq Holiday Schedule
Muskol
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Does anybody here think there is any credence to this Franz Von Holzhausen AutoBild interview from Dec-2013, where he casually mentions we will probably see the Model 3 reveal in Detroit 2015.
Musing whether this has been an internal target, and whether Tesla would break their mold and unveil at an auto show rather than having a stand alone event.
Press Preview for the NAIAS is scheduled for January 12-13, 2015. Just around the corner.
Tesla Chief Designer: Model E Expected to Make Worldwide Debut at 2015 Detroit Auto Show | Inside EVs
Tesla-Chefdesigner von Holzhausen: "i3 ist wie ein IKEA-Möbel" - autobild.de
Musing whether this has been an internal target, and whether Tesla would break their mold and unveil at an auto show rather than having a stand alone event.
Press Preview for the NAIAS is scheduled for January 12-13, 2015. Just around the corner.
Tesla Chief Designer: Model E Expected to Make Worldwide Debut at 2015 Detroit Auto Show | Inside EVs
Tesla-Chefdesigner von Holzhausen: "i3 ist wie ein IKEA-Möbel" - autobild.de
Thumper
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At the time Franz speculated a Jan 2015 reveal of the III prototype, things were quite a bit different than they are today. Franz supposed like all of us that the X would have begun early deliveries by then. With the X pushed back and the D pumping demand for the S, I will be very surprised if the III is revealed in Jan. It seems more likely to me, that the X final version might be shown then. Additionally, it seems to me that Tesla might not want to show the III prototype so far ahead of production. From comments of Elon, it seems as though the X may be quite a bit improved from the prototype. An early III show car probably would also not be totally representative of the final III. Creating a show version of the III is costly and serves no purpose beyond creating publicity and demand. Tesla doesn't seem to need any more of those at this juncture and I'm guessing they won't take staff away from real engineering to make an early III for show.
It makes sense that Tesla would first reveal Model X at a company held event (like the D event) and show the Model 3 at NAIAS. However, it might be too tight in between the two events and I'm assuming Tesla wants to strategically get the most media coverage per launch as possible since those two car presentations are probably the last new vehicles we'll see for a foreseable time from Tesla. So, with that in mind I guess Model 3 will be revealed sometime in spring/mid 2015 and Model X at NAIAS in January 2015. But who knows...
There are like 3 people total trading right now...has everyone started eating turkey early? Volume is a snoozefest!
At least some big institutional funds have been buying TSLA lately, good sign.
NASDAQ is moving up sharply at the moment...we should be following.
At least some big institutional funds have been buying TSLA lately, good sign.
NASDAQ is moving up sharply at the moment...we should be following.
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Thanks for sharing. It looks like a new article just published today. http://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/entertainment/articles/2014-11/25/elon-musk-interview-tesla-p85d-mars
All Your Bases
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Danish Minister for the Climate announced today that the incentives for electric cars will continue, and that he expects that the last fossil fuel car will be sold in Denmark around 2035. The goal of the goverment is to be "oil-free" in 2050.
Klimaminister: Den sidste benzinbil bliver solgt om 20 år - Politik | www.bt.dk
Klimaminister: Den sidste benzinbil bliver solgt om 20 år - Politik | www.bt.dk
That same article quotes Elon as saying Tesla will deliver "32-33,000" cars this year. That's hedging downward from the 33,000 guidance in the last conference call. Hmmm.
FredTMC
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Hmmm is right. Tesla needs to hit or exceed their lowered guidance of 33k.
Perfectlogic
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I like it. With the highest tax on cars in the world (with BEVs exempt from that) and being a relatively rich country Denmark, like our Norwegian neighbours, should become a large market for Tesla soon. I guess the reason adoption has been slow is that Tesla isn't really well known yet in Denmark.
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