Elon Musk's Tesla Stock Overvalued By 1,000% — Market Price 'Disconnected From Reality,' Says Analyst https://www.benzinga.com/analyst-ra...-000-market-price-disconnected-from-reality-s
EU passes law to blanket highways with fast EV chargers by end of 2025 https://www.theverge.com/23806690/eu-ev-fast-charger-60km-law-regulation-requirements
from a technical analysis of tsla chart as of today 7/26/23...it is still on a strong up trend...no changes so far. come back back in a few weeks for my stonk chart analysis of tsla.
I have a feeling someone in particular is not going to be liking so fast :- 7 major automakers plan new EV charging network to rival Tesla's https://finance.yahoo.com/news/7-ma...o-rival-teslas-164719863.html?.tsrc=fin-notif Maybe not. More the merrier huh Vic?
Correct. I don't think there's much money to be made in charging, but there's no EV without a massive network like Europe is planning to deploy. Tesla set the quality standard, now the others have to meet or beat it.
Tesla reportedly created a team to swat away range complaints. Last year, the automaker was so overwhelmed with complaints around its cars’ ranges that it formed a group known internally as the “Diversion Team” to cancel thousands of range-related customer service appointments, a Reuters investigation revealed. The reason customers had so many complaints, according to the report, was because Tesla advertised range estimates that its cars simply weren’t capable of. One recent study showed that three Tesla models had an average range 26% below what the company boasted.
I read that Reuters report. It's hard to reconcile with reality. All of the range tests that I've looked at have overwhelmingly shown Tesla vehicles ahead of the competition, be it on distance, temperature consideration, traffic, speed, etc. Yes, EV range are inflated, like ICE range are inflated, and Tesla is no exception. I would point a finger at the testing methodology which never considers real driving conditions while recognizing the difficulty of establishing one that encompasses both the prudent driver and the adrenalin seeking driver. The article (another Reuter hit piece), singles out Tesla because apparently a team prevented owners from flooding their service centers with range issues that were not. Tesla likely has an absolute minimal range below which they would honor a service request and dismissed those within the range. Nothing wrong with that.