"Tesla Stanley" explains (badly) why Tesla FSD rules self-driving

[EVNow]

You seem super flexible and open minded btw.

Wow you seem to know a lot about me - though, most of it is wrong

I think he's been way too bullish on Tesla's AV prospects for the last three years, so I was surprised by the video tbh.

Don't recall a single positive thing he has ever said about Tesla FSD.

 

[kabin]

He should be invited if there's ever an Elon or FSD team roast.

 

[kabin]

Don't recall a single positive thing he has ever said about Tesla FSD.

Well then he's been pretty spot on.

 

[EVNow]

Well then he's been pretty spot on.

Ofcourse - why would anyone think a Waymo fan would say anything good about Tesla ? Spending billions to lose millions a day is the right approach.

 

[spacecoin]

Ofcourse - why would anyone think a Waymo fan would say anything good about Tesla ? Spending billions to lose millions a day is the right approach.

Man, you really need to sharpen your arguments. It was the right approach to make cars for Tesla at a loss for the first ten years, so why is that suddenly a bad thing? This is how basically any early stage company with ambitions execute. SpaceX?

 

[mjwojtukiewicz]

I think he's been way too bullish on Tesla's AV prospects for the last three years, so I was surprised by the video tbh.

You seem super flexible and open minded btw.

I didn't get that impression. By the tone of his voice he brings up EM boasts/promises and then he drops the actual truth

 

[EVNow]

Man, you really need to sharpen your arguments. It was the right approach to make cars for Tesla at a loss for the first ten years, so why is that suddenly a bad thing? This is how basically any early stage company with ambitions execute. SpaceX?

Waymo is a continuous money pit with no end in sight. Tesla is the automakers with highest GM.

You need to get your facts right.

 

[spacecoin]

Waymo is a continuous money pit with no end in sight.

Here's right back at you: "Prove it"

 

[hooty]

Waymo is a continuous money pit with no end in sight. Tesla is the automakers with highest GM.

You need to get your facts right.

Tesla does not have the highest GM. Additionally, the GM has fallen further this quarter

 

[Dewg]

Tesla does not have the highest GM. Additionally, the GM has fallen further this quarter

"Ferrari earned an astounding $106,078 per unit sold in 2021. In a very distant second place was Tesla, earning $6,693 per vehicle."

You're right, Tesla came in second.

 

[EVNow]

Here's right back at you: "Prove it"

Ignored.

ps : @Krash Feature request: When we put someone on ignore, they should be barred from seeing my posts as well.

 

[EVNow]

Tesla does not have the highest GM. Additionally, the GM has fallen further this quarter

Definitely does in the EV industry.

 

[Krash]

Ignored.

ps : @Krash Feature request: When we put someone on ignore, they should be barred from seeing my posts as well.

I’ll put that request in. Right behind my two favorite AI filters, the:

1. Move “I know you are but what am I” to Snippiness filter; and​

2. Delete any references to “I’m ignoring you” filter​

 

[EVNow]

2. Delete any references to “I’m ignoring you” filter

Yes - but this is a special occasion. 2nd time in 13 years.

 

[spacecoin]

Ignored.

Good riddance. It ok for you to make up stuff, cherry pick quotes out of context and come up with straw-man arguments, but when anyone else says anything that isn't self-evident you demand "proof"... Byeee.

 

[hooty]

Definitely does in the EV industry.

Operating Margin is more important than Gross Margin where BMW is first & Tesla is fourth. Tesla could well fall to eighth after Q2

 

[EVNow]

Gross Margin where BMW is first

In EVs ?

 

[hooty]

In EVs ?

Not sure that BMW splits out it’s operating margin for ICEVs & EVs

 

[EVNow]

Not sure that BMW splits out it’s operating margin for ICEVs & EVs

LOL - wonder why.

Getting back to OP - just another hit piece. 1 Millionth against Tesla in the last decade. Moving on.

 

[hooty]

LOL - wonder why.

They’re both automotive?