Vehicle Sales
Stellantis’ German BEV horror show
The Amsterdam-headquartered conglomerate joins Renault and Tesla in Teutonic turmoil
Tesla
Tesla is the original and most successful e-mobility company. Beginning with the Roadster, moving onto the Model S, X, 3, and Y; Tesla continues to produce market-leading EV's Tesla's market cap has grown to dwarf incumbent OEMs through advantaged gigafactory production and software excellence. https://www.tesla.com
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Corporate Strategy
Ford to flutter eyelashes at Tesla owners
Ford CEO Farley backs his vehicles to catch the eye at superchargers
Charging and Grid
Tesla challenged to cede control of charging standard
The promise of a level playing field is not the same as developing a truly collaborative set of protocols
Charging and Grid
Musk promises to play nice on charging
NACS has won. But Tesla CEO is cognisant of worries about it exploiting its victory
Charging and Grid
US totters on precipice of standards war after Ford-Tesla deal
The CCS/NACS debate is drawing comparisons with VHS and Betamax in the 1980s
Charging and Grid
CCS body criticises Ford-Tesla charging deal
The lobby group contends that says NACS is ‘not a standard’
Charging and Grid
Is Tesla keeping its best superchargers for itself?
The prospect of Tesla drivers waiting in line behind Fords is more remote than might first appear.
Battery and Components
UK gigafactory: JLR likely, Tesla less so
An existing commitment to UK EV plants is a lot more compelling than a conference platitude
Vehicle Sales
Tesla 2023 European sales break the 100,000 barrier
The EV manufacturer is over 75pc ahead of the first four months of last year
Vehicle Sales
Musk ‘guesses’ new Tesla models to sell 5mn units/yr+
Cars would become the biggest selling in the world if prediction is anywhere close to reality
Corporate Strategy
Renault and Tesla speaking a different language
The European OEM is taking an entirely different approach to reduced EV customer purchasing power
Corporate Strategy
Tesla leaves door open for further price cuts
A focus on volume-over-value may allow the dominant new entrant to pass on future savings