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- obvs@lemmy.worldEnglish1 year
I like how Tesla thinks replacing their CEO is going to bring those sales back.
- Jhex@lemmy.worldEnglish1 year
TESLA would have to fire Elon, force him to sell all his shares (ALL of them), and fire all Elon’s family from the board so the public in general MAY start looking at tesla as a viable purchase again…
- jjjalljs@ttrpg.networkEnglish1 year
If he sells his shares, he gets money for them, right? They should be seized, and he should be put in a cell deep underground with those warning signs intended to communicate danger to future generations.
1 yearwarning signs intended to communicate danger to future generations.
because you keep him on life support?
- orgrinrt@lemmy.worldEnglish1 year
Knowing humans, this is probably the best way to ensure someone goes experimenting like that.
Future people find warning signs and a sealed container. You think they would not open it just to sate their curiosity alone, and once they find human remains there… you know they are at most some hours away from inhaling the sweet air of experiments and discovery.
- slaneesh_is_right@lemmy.orgEnglish1 year
Do they magically start to make good and affordable cars then?
- Jhex@lemmy.worldEnglish1 year
lol no, but ironically making shitty, expensive cars is the least of Tesla’s problems
Happy to see that Polestar has overtaken Tesla in Sweden now. Hope it stays that way.
- Joncash2@lemmy.mlEnglish1 year
Wait, polestar only now pulled ahead in Sweden? That’s honestly kind if sad. If your home nation won’t support you, how will anyone else. So yeah good, but this should have always been the trend.
polestar sold much better before they moved production to china, which of course meant tariffs for EU buyers. also, polestar’s cheapest option is like double the price of the cheapest tesla if i’m not mistaken.
- mapumbaa@lemmy.zipEnglish1 year
My guess is that most of the world, including Swedes, has become more positive towards “Made in China” since January 19.
Thats strange. I see Teslas everywhere, but never polestar. A lot of Volvos too.
- lowleekun@ani.socialEnglish1 year
Impressive numbers with still some room for improvement. Thats how i like it.
The ongoing union ban on working with the notoriously anti-union company can’t have helped much either.
- alexc@lemmy.worldEnglish1 year
I’m surprised the shareholders aren’t considering suing him. He’s the CEO, and yet causing material harm to the company.
- Melchior@feddit.orgEnglish1 year
Tesla is not a Swedish company, so shareholders can not sue it in Sweden.
Well, actually Tesla has a subsidiary which is a Swedish company. But the only shareholder of that company is probably the US parent.
https://www.bolagsfakta.se/5569314098-TM/_Sweden/_AB
TIL that Tesla Sverige shares its business address with Techem AB. I didn’t know that Techem is international. Thought they only existed here in Germany.
- xeekei@lemm.eeEnglish1 year
Proud to be swede this morning. But it was really norway that was very into Teslas; how’re they doing?
