Katheryne Helendale
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I'm not sure I'd call working for a Nazi a "dream job."
I believe that's what B school graduates call "marketing." You might recognize the aroma if you have spent time with horses.Wait a minute ... they made this FOR SURVIVALISTS? With THAT build quality and ground clearance?
The aluminium frame makes it about as tough and rugged as a bodybuilder with glass bone disease.Wait a minute ... they made this FOR SURVIVALISTS? With THAT build quality and ground clearance?
Damn paywall!Commentary...
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Death of a Cybertruck Salesman: How Trump Killed Tesla
Schadenfreude is a bargain at $5.60 per mile.www.thebulwark.com
Uhm, hmm. The paywall appears to be open (to just me?) on that piece. But...Damn paywall!
It's still paywalled for me. After the first bit, "Keep reading after a 7 day trial" blah blah.Uhm, hmm. The paywall appears to be open (to just me?) on that piece. But...
Death of a Cybertruck Salesman: How Trump Killed Tesla (archive.today)
Well. The Bulwark is a bunch of anti-Trumpers, but still continue to identify as Republican. So forget them.It's still paywalled for me. After the first bit, "Keep reading after a 7 day trial" blah blah.
Tesla’s sales have fallen 87% in Quebec in the first quarter 2025 compared to the same period last year.
The critical Canadian market has been wiped out, and Tesla is no longer importing new vehicles.
Quebec is the leading EV market in Canada, with the highest adoption rate of new electric vehicles.
Around 10 French clients with leases on Teslas are suing the US carmaker, run by Elon Musk, because they consider the vehicles to be "extreme-right" symbols, the law firm representing them said on Wednesday.
They feel they suffered "direct and concrete" damage from the way Teslas are now associated with "Elon Musk's actions", the GKA law firm said.
They are demanding the Paris commercial court order their lease contracts be terminated and legal costs reimbursed, it said in a statement, signed by lawyers Patrick Klugman and Ivan Terel.
Tesla plans to pause production on Cybertruck and Model Y lines for a week at its Austin factory, Business Insider has learned. It would be at least the third such shutdown in a year.
In a meeting earlier this month with workers, the company said the shutdown would begin the week of June 30, and production would resume the following week, according to a person familiar with the matter. During the pause, employees can use paid time off or come in for voluntary training and cleaning.
I'm sure they believed it, too. Meanwhile, how about all those robotaxi sightings?The pause would enable the automaker to perform maintenance on production lines, the company told workers.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has fired the automaker's vice president of manufacturing and operations Omead Fashar, Forbes reports, amid plummeting sales and public backlash against the company.
Fashar was one of Musk's closest confidants and a powerful executive at the company, according to Bloomberg, which reported that Fashar had departed but didn't say that Musk was behind the personnel change. The exact reason for his departure isn't clear, although one can make an educated guess based on the broader turmoil at Tesla.
Fashar was in charge of a team of more than a half-dozen high level employees, CNBC noted while corroborating that Musk was behind the sacking. He joined Tesla in 2017 as an engineer, and was promoted to his position last October to oversee sales and manufacturing in North America and Europe — the two markets where consumer backlash in response to Musk's association with the Trump administration has been the hardest felt.