He really doesn’t. Tesla has pretty much stopped devoting efforts and resources to any kind of innovation or new products. They dumped everything into the disastrous Cybertruck, and now Musk is just trying to squeeze as much out of the short term as possible to justify his ridiculously inflated compensation package.

Now, an exec departing from the American electric vehicle maker has questioned the “long game” behind boss Elon Musk’s cuts at the automaker.

White boys mad they are being treated the way they demand not white people be treated and are somehow mad. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

It really doesn't, but you said you want the facts.

Seems he did, thanks for verifying

Nobody in their right mind would go to work for Tesla. Which means their quality is about to fall off a cliff as well.

I legitimately have no idea what brand this car even is.

“And all of the dealer networks had learned in the meantime that you don’t screw the customer if you want to stay in business.”

Honestly the one I’m sad about is Pontiac. IMO they should have survived as a direct competitor to what Dodge is now, nostalgia tweaking muscle cars. Right now all Chevy has to fill that role is the soon to be gone Camaro. A lineup with a modern day Firebird competing with the Challenger/Mustang, GTO competing with…

Precisely why I’ll buy a Tesla never while this idiot is in charge. Everyone there is focused on getting their resume ready, not their current job. And I wouldn’t blame them.

Does it count if it’s Elmo that’s causing the quality employees to quit their jobs?

Exactly. The ones left are the “organizational cockroaches”, who have been around long enough to hew their survival skills to a fine art. The newer and smarter people have already left or are being thrown out.

“I keep waiting for Elon to send another email and tell us they’re finally done firing people,” one current Tesla worker, who requested anonymity to speak on the conditions of their employment, said. “We need some level of closure or a sign that we can stop worrying about losing our jobs.”

Tesla drivers get to look forward to 0 parts availability as well after Elmo drives the company into oblivion.

I wonder if Musk woke up and thought (what is the most dickish thing I can do today?”

You’d think “Technoking” Musk could make a better design than Chevy could 50 years ago. But no, apparently design and tech haven’t moved on from back then ...

Everything I read has led to the conclusion that the Cybertruck is a bad idea in general.

Only time will tell where Tesla ends up.

“rear tail lamps”

I’m a mechanic and shop owner that has rebuilt electric/hybrid vehicle batteries. The issue isn’t untrained techs, tools or anything else it is the manufacturers purposefully making the batteries impossible to service.