Food for thought:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jeremyanwyl/2015/04/02/evidence-of-forces-behind-the-tesla-factor-at-this-weeks-new-york-auto-show/?ss=tech
I tend to think he's right.
I also think that the first long-haul trucking company to adopt self-driving
rigs will thereby become the domin
Just put a stinking comment on the article, actually. He may be right on the
autonomous vehicle issue but when he comes out with nonsense like 'the i8 is
challenging the MS as the eco car of choice' you have to take anything else he
says with a truck load of salt, let alone a pinch! MW
On 6
i commented and pointed out the i8 gets a masssive 15 miles electric
On Mon, 4/6/15, Martin WINLOW via EV wrote:
Subject: Re: [EVDL] The Tesla Factor: Elon Musk Will Force Auto Industry To
Roll Out Self-Driving Cars Sooner Than You Think
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On Mon, 6/4/15, Martin WINLOW via EV wrote:
Subject: Re: [EVDL] The Tesla Factor: Elon Musk Will Force Auto Industry To
Roll Out Self-Driving Cars Sooner Than You Think - Forbes
To: "EVDL Post Message"
Date: Monday, 6 April, 2015, 8:47
Just put a stinking
comment on t
I think the article is rubbish. As far as seeing that Tesla was addressing a
small market with the S...well duh, but they have ameliorated that effect
somewhat by selling globally. No other company is pushing a product
competitive with the S yet, but it looks like that may change in a year or
two.
Industry To
Roll Out Self-Driving Cars Sooner Than You Think - Forbes
I think the article is rubbish. As far as seeing that Tesla was addressing a
small market with the S...well duh, but they have ameliorated that effect
somewhat by selling globally. No other company is pushing a product
On Apr 6, 2015, at 8:10 AM, tomw via EV wrote:
> Don't know if this is the actual case, but I think it would
> be easy for the management at Tesla to develop group think, forgetting that
> most U.S. citizens don't live in silicon valley and work in high tech, and
> overestimating the appeal and a
