Both things have been obvious for a very long time. Better late than never.
Both things have been obvious for a very long time. Better late than never.
Totally respect your opinion, but you’re positioning your opinion a bit too much like objective fact.
Enough subjectivity for you?
If we were to look at this critically, I think Tesla just misplayed the market after covid. Their cars are too expensive and too premium, which is what people wanted during covid but as the market becomes more competitive people are looking for more affordable options
If in the Year of our Lord 2025 you have to ask this question, I don't think any of the mutiple things I could link here would convince you otherwise.
You keep repeating that word. I don't think it means what you think it means.
But by all means, entertain me. What "conspiracies" do people "devote" themselves against Elon?
The top-selling car colours are white, black and grey. Most people, including those with sports cars, don’t want to drive an opinionated car day to day. Even if you agree with Elon’s politics, you may not want everyone in town to know that.
> Tesla just misplayed the market after covid. Their cars are too expensive and too premium, which is what people wanted during covid
People have wanted cheaper cars since Tesla was founded. It’s why Musk won credibility by promising a $25,000 EV.
Then he built the Cybertruck. And instead of recognising that as a failure, Musk doubled down on nonsense, first with a self-driving car with a regulatory cross-section the size of a planet, and then with a semi-focussed robotics push.
Tesla misplayed the market and continues misplaying the market. Musk’s politics now guarantee that it is a hated brand on the right and the left, which creates issues for his plans that require government support.
We all saw Musk's Nazi salutes, and incompetent fuckups in government. Also, he has been lying about the proximity of actual FSD for at least a decade. At least he stopped even trying to lie about a $25k car.