Its hopeful, but they don't even have the basic M3 out yet, so a minimum of 5 years I say.
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I agree - won’t stop the headlines though.
MartinAustin
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On the subject of the Gen 4 car priced around $25,000 this could be a really important vehicle for India... perhaps getting its own factory there.
It's already on Electrek.....come on Fred....
Tesla could make a $25,000 electric car in ‘about 3 years’, says Elon Musk
MartinAustin
Active Member
But Fred used the word "could" in the headline.
Versus "$25,000 Tesla Announced For 2021"
Curious
Yeah, or at least put their time into research. Just imagine if all of the "vocal" shorts spent as much time doing research as they did trying to knock down xyz stock.
EVNow
Well-Known Member
He is going to get a promotion ?
Driver Dave
Member
So, so disappointed in the New York Times.
It was so obviously a skewed piece focused on "scoop" headline rather than an honest fair reporting of the interview.
And I still get home delivery... This week was tough, everyone morning, another hit piece.
Why am I paying all this money for this nonsense? May as well get the Journal at this point.
Is there any major paper accurately covering what's going on with Tesla?
The difference between the vast majority of happy costumers that love their cars, and the "chaos" portrayed in the media is just ri-god-dam-diculous at this point.
It was so obviously a skewed piece focused on "scoop" headline rather than an honest fair reporting of the interview.
And I still get home delivery... This week was tough, everyone morning, another hit piece.
Why am I paying all this money for this nonsense? May as well get the Journal at this point.
Is there any major paper accurately covering what's going on with Tesla?
The difference between the vast majority of happy costumers that love their cars, and the "chaos" portrayed in the media is just ri-god-dam-diculous at this point.
What a wretched day.
IF the world were as it was - to mix slightly the decades - I would call up my Uncle ________, who was a certain NYTimes editor in the 1950s and say “____, this can not stand”. And he would call Arthur Sulzberger or, in latter days, Abe, and say, in that inimitable and unmistakeable New Hampshire Jewish (yes, there is such a creature) accent, “Punch? You have let me and the world down. You’ve let some snot-nosed fella - he appears to call himself David Gelles but by his writing even that is suspect - not only write a hash of baloney but he’s bragging about it on Twooder. Let’s not have this happen again!”
And it would not.
IF the world were as it was - to mix slightly the decades - I would call up my Uncle ________, who was a certain NYTimes editor in the 1950s and say “____, this can not stand”. And he would call Arthur Sulzberger or, in latter days, Abe, and say, in that inimitable and unmistakeable New Hampshire Jewish (yes, there is such a creature) accent, “Punch? You have let me and the world down. You’ve let some snot-nosed fella - he appears to call himself David Gelles but by his writing even that is suspect - not only write a hash of baloney but he’s bragging about it on Twooder. Let’s not have this happen again!”
And it would not.
I think Elon wanted to explain his intention of the tweet (transparency for the mass) and his rationale of going private to reporters when he agrees to the NYT interview. All he said make sense if you put it under the context of going private to reduce financial incentive for hurting Tesla.
I think he just underestimated how wicked these 'reporters' can be.
I think he just underestimated how wicked these 'reporters' can be.
So WHY THE FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF would Musk give NYT the time of the FFFFNNNNNNNNNNG day when he should be meeting with more people like Marques Brownlee (MKBHD)
Climbing into the bear den is running into destruction intentionally.
Climbing into the bear den is running into destruction intentionally.
EVNow
Well-Known Member
$25k = INR 1.7 Million (17 Lacs). Too expensive. Most selling cars are around 5 to 10 lacs (1/2 to 1 mil INR).
Off Shore
Off Topic Member
...in the best of circumstances. He qualified the timeline; please don't put promises in his mouth.
Krugerrand
Meow
That’s a difference of philosophy and belief. In my world, what goes around comes around. I believe that, I’ve seen it and so I respect it. That’s just how I live my life and it has served me well.
Now technically, Karma can come in a bajillion different ways including a vengeful COO. I’m just not that vengeful COO. But I’ll support one who fights the good fight on behalf of Elon/Tesla/The longs etc...
i agree. it’s sad. and social media (fb and twtr) are accelerating the destruction of our society, because to me, unbridled, there’s more bad than good there. (i’ve said they need to be forced to verify accts and rid themselves of bots at the temporary expense of DAUs and MAUs.)
this latest chapter (basically this year) of the saga has me feeling bitter and angry with the system. our sh!thead media, slave to ads and influence. journalism is opinion, and openly, they don’t even hide their bias...they goad and gloat publicly (twitter). many are just hateful and confrontational. true journalism is now for the ‘losers’. no money in it, because our dumbed down society doesn’t have an appetite for it. they wouldn’t know how to value it, no surpise, given our dwindling level of education.
this has further pushed me to the conclusion anti-elon is anti-progress, anti-future, and anti-american. and i don’t mean that to discount the rest of the world, it’s because we are the loudest, and our system embraces it. shameful. it’s old, unproductive, and needs changing. but it’s not happening.
what can we do beside what we here, are trying to do?
You know their report 'in this topic' is biased to the extend of extorsion, possibility driven by an agenda. You know this because years of following Tesla and all the research put into it.
If you're a bystander not knowing Tesla you probably think they are reporting the truth and exposing the problem in this billionaire's rotten life, which doesn't surprise you at all as he is one of the super Rich, root of our problems.
Now image some other topics you're not familiar with. That probably includes most of their reportings. How do you know they are telling the truth? How can you trust them still having a moral standard at all?
Krugerrand
Meow
Sometimes promotions don’t turn out ‘good’. So, maybe. Maybe not. Course I’m kind of leaning towards something devastatingly bad from the get go.
JRP3
Hyperactive Member
Correct. There is no such thing as Karma.
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