Tesla is doing just well with its Models X vehicles in the United States, but the carmaker has recently announced its intentions of introducing a cheaper entry-level Model X, the 70D, which would suit all its customers` needs. The Model X 70D will be available from $80,000, which is quite cheap, as opposed to the top of the line P90D,...
I admire car maker Tesla for several reasons like the fact they stick to their guns and fight for the right to sell their cars in their own dealerships. Another reason would be the high quality of both vehicles and services that they offer, a trait that enabled them to remain pretty much independent from the industry giants that can't...
Ever since Tesla launched their Model S, the stock price of the company has been on a steady upwards trend, with the occasional slip caused by a couple accidents. Problem is that when you have a successful business strategy, many will try to get in on that. Tesla Motors A particular sore subject involves the traditional car dealers. As you...
Tesla is a very rare sight on the automotive market, and when I say that I am referring to the fact that they are only making a single type of vehicle, and yet are successful and most importantly, independent. But that is soon to change if we are to believe what financial analyst Yra Harris has to say. GM to...
It seems that despite the recent media uproar regarding the two Model S fires, Tesla is still on an ascending trend. In a recent statement, Daimler official stated they are actively seeking a closer collaboration with the electric car manufacturer. Daimler - Tesla collaboration "I told my guys, go back to Tesla and look for other opportunities to work together"...
Akio Toyoda, president of Toyota Motor Company has recently stated that the scrutiny his company has undergone has been "a good lesson" and it will only be followed by Toyota emerging from this affair stronger than ever. He went even further, to quote an old Japanese proverb which goes something like this "After the rain, the ground hardens" and then...
