Tag: Tesla

  • Tesla Desperately Needs a New Story

    Tesla is struggling with slumping sales, recalls, and vague promises in its latest “Master Plan.” Once powered by Elon Musk’s relentless narrative, the brand now faces fading relevance as rivals seize ground. Musk’s focus on robots and politics only fuels the sense that Tesla has lost its plot.

  • Why EV Sales Are Surging Right Now

    U.S. EV sales are expected to hit record highs in August and September as buyers rush to secure tax credits before they expire on September 30 under Trump’s OBBBA. Analysts warn demand may dip afterward, slowing adoption, while global EV markets surge ahead and U.S. automakers risk losing ground.

  • BYD Continues to Surge Past Tesla in Europe

    Tesla’s slump in Europe deepened in July, with registrations down 40% year-on-year, while Chinese rival BYD surged 225%, securing 1.2% market share versus Tesla’s 0.8%. Since January, Tesla sales have fallen 33% while BYD’s jumped 290%, driven by ultrafast charging and autonomous parking features Tesla lacks.

  • Tesla is Totally Wrong about Future of Charging

    Tesla’s new retro diner in Hollywood lets EV drivers eat and watch films while charging, but the real future of EV charging looks different. Most people already charge at home, work, or shops they visit. As batteries charge faster and chargers spread across daily spots, dedicated stations may become rare.

  • Report: Tesla’s Board Looks to Replace Elon Musk

    Tesla may be ready to steer in a new direction—without Elon Musk at the wheel. Amid plunging profits, a crumbling brand image, stale products, and fierce competition, the board is quietly searching for a new CEO. But with a conflicted, Musk-friendly board, real change may be hard to drive.

  • Buying A Tesla Was Always About Virtue-Signaling

    Buying a Tesla was once seen as a symbol of environmental consciousness, but it has now become more about signaling values. As Elon Musk’s controversial politics have tarnished the brand, many owners are distancing themselves and selling their cars at steep discounts, creating buying opportunities in politically conservative states.