Except that GM is explicitly positioning the Bolt as a Tesla competitor. If they didn't think it was a threat, why would they do that? Just because Musk is marginalized at the most conservative and mainstream car show on the planet, doesn't mean they're not reacting to what Tesla is doing the market.

They have done dick in being innovative, other than reacting to market trends.

No no, other automakers would ignore/hide the problems until they get a massive government fine and have to do a recall and THEN get lambasted...

Pretty sure he said "in the automotive world"

Their earnings per share is -$1.64. Not profitable yet.

I thought I read somewhere about a year ago that Tesla was finally pulling a profit without subsidies.

Other companies are delivering new cars, on time. Over the past ten years, he's come out with two cars. He's not in a position yet to chastise the rest of the auto industry yet.

Take it easy Musk, as of right now you're still a one hit wonder in the automotive world. Lets see how successful the 3 and X are before you can rightfully trash talk.

how about you deliver on your promises and figure out how to sell cars in not california

So did they lease GM's tech like Ferrari did?

this is all I see

The original EcoBeast:

Counterpoint: the lack of body lines

I always hated that jellybean generation of the F-150

Well it is fairly efficient, given the context of the qualifier of the article. There aren't many (or any?) cars with that amount of performance,with that fuel economy, save for the new $1m+ hypercars.

Yeah man. because Ford wouldn't deny any issue for a decade or two... Ya know....

Yea, take that GM.

New Buick Grand National/GNX. I would probably be first in line if this ever happened.

New VW Combi van, sometimes called the Microbus, sometimes called the Bulli. Total Torchbait

El Camino