But the past two quarters with subsidies have already shown that they can't do that können🤷🏼♂️. From my point of view, Tesla has only and exclusively benefited from the panic before the subsidies were abolished. The star hasn't just been sinking since yesterday. But hey, some Elon fantasy always drives the share price after all😂.
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@All-in-or-nothing I also think that this is only due to the abolition of the subsidy.
Politically, things are getting quieter around Musk again, or they already are. They should slowly but surely think about something new for Tesla.
I would still be in favor of expanding the charging infrastructure and concluding contracts with other car companies (as has already been done with Ford) and seizing the opportunity to become a global supplier with the Superchargers.
Politically, things are getting quieter around Musk again, or they already are. They should slowly but surely think about something new for Tesla.
I would still be in favor of expanding the charging infrastructure and concluding contracts with other car companies (as has already been done with Ford) and seizing the opportunity to become a global supplier with the Superchargers.
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•@DividendenWaschbaer would probably run better and be more profitable than building cars. But I believe that the visionary content typical and necessary for Tesla is lacking. I rather assume that they will continue to make money with all sorts of things verbrennt🤷🏼♂️.
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@All-in-or-nothing In the past two quarters, there has been a smear campaign against Elon and Tesla. There can be no talk of a "sinking star".
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