Tesla meets self-imposed deadline for Model 3, rolls out 5000 cars in a week

Re:Tesla meets self-imposed deadline for Model 3, rolls out ... by dagenix on Sunday July 01, 2018 @02:48PM (#17436913)

pretty strong words from someone who doesn't provide any evidence

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Re:Tesla meets self-imposed deadline for Model 3, rolls out ... by saas_co_de on Sunday July 01, 2018 @02:53PM (#17436937)

Only evidence is every other report of burst production rates ever, but yeah, I am sure this time is different.

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Re:Tesla meets self-imposed deadline for Model 3, rolls out ... by manicdee on Sunday July 01, 2018 @11:42PM (#17439208)

Given the tendency to sprint at the end of a quarter, what do you think the average for this next quarter is going to be?

Where will production rates fall in the next few weeks compared to this almost-5000-a-week sprint?

At what point do you consider the report of weekly production numbers to be fraud? Whose definition are you using? Which court will back you up?

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Re:Tesla meets self-imposed deadline for Model 3, rolls out ... by briandear on Sunday July 01, 2018 @02:58PM (#17436965)

Still isn’t proof; fraud is a strong term. Throwing around such allegations with any proof is irresponsible. Has Tesla been convicted of fraud in the past?

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Re:Tesla meets self-imposed deadline for Model 3, rolls out ... by saas_co_de on Sunday July 01, 2018 @03:07PM (#17437002)

Quote me. Within an inch. I can play with words too.

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Re:Tesla meets self-imposed deadline for Model 3, rolls out ... by Latteland on Sunday July 01, 2018 @10:52PM (#17439029)

Companies make plans, if they are audacious goals and you only come close, that's okay. It's not horrible. Tesla is in that camp.

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