It all boils down to one thing: a black-box extrapolation of Tesla's existing capital and burn rate indicates that they will need additional funding.
Does that take into account 5000-6000 model 3's being sold per week? as opposed to 2000-3000 per week in Q2 ? that difference means 3000*40000 = 120m$ per week cash flow, half a billion per month... And I am sure the burn rate is a lot lower now that the production is up to speed.
>Capitalism is just an economic system and a pretty brutal one at that. But in the USA it's the number one religion. People have this blind faith in it even while its killing them.
That's funny ! their number 2 religion is christianity. And Jesus told things diametrically opposed to capitalism.
Some pollutants are higher inside the car, than outside on the road (or in a park...) so I don't think outdoors exercise necessarily exposes you to more pollution.
he's building (and selling) 5000 3's, 1000 S's and 1000 X's vehicles per week.at 20% margin(someone extrapolated a 30% margin on 3's see https://www.youtube.com/watch?... ), for those 45000/100000/120000$ vehciles that would mean a total margin of 89 million$ per week, 4,6 billion per year margin. I believe Bernie would be envious about that.
>when you give government more and more power over your daily life. what happens in the US is even worse: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... at least a government is elected.
even without the CO, the exhaust of cars are killing people (particulates, NOX,...). Furthermore, the HUGE amount of CO2 released by burning petrol/diesel is increasing the greenhouse effect of the atmosphere of planet earth.
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at : -36C : yes.
https://youtu.be/capOgUHPz9Q?t...
and making the vehicle even more prone to flipping over.
except that the model X is very resistant to flipping over. https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Who gave them the authority to do that? They should probably only be allowed to have a say about the airspace above the US.
Trains tend not to be battery-powered when they're electric, however, because they're so heavy.
That's one of the last things trains should care about. Steel wheels don't provide much friction when they have a low load.
>funding was not fucking "secured."
Sorry, no, we DO NOT know if it was or wasn't.
It all boils down to one thing: a black-box extrapolation of Tesla's existing capital and burn rate indicates that they will need additional funding.
Does that take into account 5000-6000 model 3's being sold per week? as opposed to 2000-3000 per week in Q2 ? that difference means 3000*40000 = 120m$ per week cash flow, half a billion per month... And I am sure the burn rate is a lot lower now that the production is up to speed.
>Capitalism is just an economic system and a pretty brutal one at that. But in the USA it's the number one religion. People have this blind faith in it even while its killing them.
That's funny ! their number 2 religion is christianity. And Jesus told things diametrically opposed to capitalism.
>essential aspects of the free market
you're forgetting an unlimited number of buyers and sellers. Which is why a true free market is unrealistic.
Musk did have something concrete ? Shocking!
why don't you "put it together like Lego blocks" yourself and save the trouble and cost of outsourcing?
Yeah, lego blocks knobs are as unchangeable as API's :D :D :D
Some pollutants are higher inside the car, than outside on the road (or in a park...) so I don't think outdoors exercise necessarily exposes you to more pollution.
he's building (and selling) 5000 3's, 1000 S's and 1000 X's vehicles per week.at 20% margin(someone extrapolated a 30% margin on 3's see https://www.youtube.com/watch?... ), for those 45000/100000/120000$ vehciles that would mean a total margin of 89 million$ per week, 4,6 billion per year margin. I believe Bernie would be envious about that.
>Trump is taking Murricah to its traditional capitalist past.
On track to a 10th century feudalistic state.
>when you give government more and more power over your daily life.
what happens in the US is even worse: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... at least a government is elected.
the banks have that money, and the "democracy" by the balls.
This should make EV's more price-competitive! take out your tesla battery after 300,000 km for a refresh and your car is as good as new!
>In few years, many electric vehicles will be collapsed
The model S is already on the market for 6 years. how much is a few ?
in this article : https://electrek.co/2017/10/25... Tesla aims for a 35 gwh production this year. They are planning at least 2 other Gigafactories.
even without the CO, the exhaust of cars are killing people (particulates, NOX, ...). Furthermore, the HUGE amount of CO2 released by burning petrol/diesel is increasing the greenhouse effect of the atmosphere of planet earth.
Go ahead and go sit a few hours in a closed garage with a car with a running diesel or petrol engine. I DARE you.
> (you idiot)
sure. whatever. big boy.
judges appointed by politicians doesn't make a country communist. It makes it a bit fascist or totalitarian though.
let me get this straight: if person X does damage to person Y, but this kind of damage isn't legislated, person Y can't defend him/herself ?
Yeah, bloomberg is a bunch of tree-hugging hippies.
when you can do nothing and get free money
big capital already has that.