Tesla named Forbes' Most Innovative Company

[jkliu47]

http://www.forbes.com/sites/michelinemaynard/2015/08/19/4-differences-between-tesla-and-other-carmakers/

 

[Cattledog]

http://www.forbes.com/sites/micheli...ifferences-between-tesla-and-other-carmakers/

All in all a good article based on tonality, but given the university pedigree of the authors, the number of factual errors is surprising. And almost nothing about stationary storage and autopilot/driverless cars. But we'll take the #1 ranking!

 

[Grendal]

All in all a good article based on tonality, but given the university pedigree of the authors, the number of factual errors is surprising. And almost nothing about stationary storage and autopilot/driverless cars. But we'll take the #1 ranking!

There wasn't a lot of meat to the article. It just covered a few important points and left it at that.

We'll take the win however.

 

[Patrick W]

Glad to have a vehicle that's #1.

But what's this in the article about "“Customers are continuously connected to Tesla via their car’s 4G wireless connection..."

Mine's from late April and connected via 3G. Are new cars 4G?

 

[Requiem]

Yes, 4G LTE has been rolling out since this summer.

 

[Cattledog]

Glad to have a vehicle that's #1.

But what's this in the article about "“Customers are continuously connected to Tesla via their car’s 4G wireless connection..."

Mine's from late April and connected via 3G. Are new cars 4G?

That's one of several inaccuracies - should say 'recently introduced' or something similar.