Tesla Business and News Thread
Seems like Tesla have only sold 36 Semis thus far. Elon estimated 50k being made in 2024 a few years ago.
Customers are turning to other electric trucks. A complete failure thus far. I would love to see how much has already been spent for development.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla...190438672.html
Customers are turning to other electric trucks. A complete failure thus far. I would love to see how much has already been spent for development.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla...190438672.html
Seems like Tesla have only sold 36 Semis thus far. Elon estimated 50k being made in 2024 a few years ago.
Customers are turning to other electric trucks. A complete failure thus far. I would love to see how much has already been spent for development.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla...190438672.html
Customers are turning to other electric trucks. A complete failure thus far. I would love to see how much has already been spent for development.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla...190438672.html
2 Years to make 36 Semis is ridiculous. No other way to slice it. Before it was battery constraints. Batteries are cheaper and more available now so what's holding up further production?
i imagine a tesla factory a bit like a keystone cops movie...
"something bad over here, all get here now!"
" no wait, something bad over there, all go over there now!"
i assume the semi 'production' is resource starved as tesla is trying to do a lot of things at once.
good luck getting solar roofing from them
"something bad over here, all get here now!"
" no wait, something bad over there, all go over there now!"
i assume the semi 'production' is resource starved as tesla is trying to do a lot of things at once.
good luck getting solar roofing from them

Two major catalysts coming up one big one gargantuan. The earnings call where Elon may or may not clarify anything. And the shareholder vote to reinstate Elon's comp package. If the 2nd doesn't happen then I expect the stock to become more or less worthless.









