NY Times - today: Deadly Convenience: Keyless Cars and Their Carbon Monoxide Toll
Of course this does not apply to purely electric cars like Teslas.
Of course this does not apply to purely electric cars like Teslas.
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I hadn't seen this linked here yet, but it's a pretty brief financially-based article from a short on SA, allowing that profits may be attainable in Q3 and Q4. It presents a bullish next 6-9 months followed by a bearish future. Get ready for shorts to move the goal posts again soon - "ok, so TSLA was able to pretend to be profitable through some short term smoke and mirrors, but it's only temporary."
How Tesla Becomes Profitable Q3/Q4 - donroband | Seeking Alpha
So they can't build the Model 3, They can't sell the Model 3 (despite having 400k+ reservations), and now it will be so successful it will bankrupt them.His assumption is that Model 3 margins go down after one or two quarters of 5000/week because of lower ASP (never mind that in that period deliveries of high ASP cars start in Europe).
He also assumes that when Tesla reaches 5000/week, they will stay at 5000/week for the next 3 quarters.
He estimates Model 3 margins to go down to 14% by the end of 2018.
However, if you believe that Tesla will reach heir target margins of around 25% at 5000/week, Tesla remains profitable. If you believe that Tesla will increase Model 3 production over that year with better capital efficiency than the first 5000/week, the profitability will even be bigger.
Edit: he also assumes that energy revenue will stay at the q1 level, while Tesla iirc has projected x3 growth in 2018.
It was never determined if AP was on.
https://jalopnik.com/two-years-on-a-father-is-still-fighting-tesla-over-aut-1823189786
Until this article, I hadn't known it was the driver's parent's car.
Panasonic is projecting 35 GWh capacity in Nevada for fiscal year 2019.
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https://www.panasonic.com/global/corporate/ir/pdf/pana_digest_e_1004.pdf
The responsibility lies with the driver. But Tesla could also do more to help. The main reason for AP is that humans are often bad drivers, and AP can help prevent human errors. Inattentive drivers will always be there, and Tesla should do as much as they can to limit the consequences of driver inattention, it benefits everyone, the drivers, the company, and the investors, everyone except the "Lora"s. Tesla hitting stationary objects seems to be the main FUD attack vector right now, such as this accident, and hitting stuff by accident while parking. Even though these are all user errors and not Tesla's fault, Tesla can and should try to do more to stop users from making these mistakes.Have to disagree. The accidents are due to driver inattention
Except that removing the ZEV credits produces a 17.3% margin, NOT 11.7%. The ZEV credits don't even constitute 11.7% of the 19.4% margin!Just to show what the margin would be without subsidies (also shows the vulnerability to falling value of ZEV credits).
Both Tesla and Panasonic have stated that as of January 4, 2017:
"Tesla and Panasonic began mass production of lithium-ion battery cells, which will be used in Tesla’s energy storage products and Model 3."Battery Cell Production Begins at the Gigafactory
Why have neither Tesla nor Panasonic disclosed (either annually or quarterly) the production volume in MWh since mass production began 16 months ago? Wouldn't it be relevant information for investors in either company?
Also, "his son, who had been driving for more than 5 years and had a perfect record driving heavy trucks during military service"
The responsibility lies with the driver. But Tesla could also do more to help. The main reason for AP is that humans are often bad drivers, and AP can help prevent human errors. Inattentive drivers will always be there, and Tesla should do as much as they can to limit the consequences of driver inattention, it benefits everyone, the drivers, the company, and the investors, everyone except the "Lora"s. Tesla hitting stationary objects seems to be the main FUD attack vector right now, such as this accident, and hitting stuff by accident while parking. Even though these are all user errors and not Tesla's fault, Tesla can and should try to do more to stop users from making these mistakes.
Report from Freemont on Model 3 Production line 5/13/2018 (midday):
* 4290- Last 7 days production of M3
* 638- Last 24hrs production of M3
The last line shutdown/retooling had a significant improvement on the speed of the M3 line. Everything is working in conjunction like intended and no bottlenecks anywhere. The upcoming May line shutdown for retooling is going to be much shorter than past, and currently scheduled for May 26-27th weekend. Shutdown could get moved up if production continues to increase at its current rate. The sentiment from the line is 5k sustained is pretty much guaranteed and 6k before end of June is very likely. Bottom line is I was told this is as good as Tesla employees have felt about the M3 production since production began.
Report from Freemont on Model 3 Production line 5/13/2018 (midday):
* 4290- Last 7 days production of M3
* 638- Last 24hrs production of M3
The last line shutdown/retooling had a significant improvement on the speed of the M3 line. Everything is working in conjunction like intended and no bottlenecks anywhere. The upcoming May line shutdown for retooling is going to be much shorter than past, and currently scheduled for May 26-27th weekend. Shutdown could get moved up if production continues to increase at its current rate. The sentiment from the line is 5k sustained is pretty much guaranteed and 6k before end of June is very likely. Bottom line is I was told this is as good as Tesla employees have felt about the M3 production since production began.