Re:SpaceX firings likely violate US labor law, experts say
by ricw on Saturday June 18, 2022 @09:19AM
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That may help. But I think that Elon headlines just generate great clickbait and that is the primary reason.
Everybody loves a story about either a superhero or supervillain who also happens to be the richest person in the world. Any story. And he is arguably both. The verge now even has a weekly summary of elons shenanigans…
In my opinion for Elon/Tesla to get more credit for climate change they should be lowering prices and cutting into margins to win market share. They would be crushing it if they had more of a mass market car, no silly frills, just a good commuter car with 200-300mi range that wasn’t priced as a luxury car. I don’t know if they have manufacturing capacity to do that yet.
I don’t see Tesla actions that line up with having non-luxury segment products. The luxury segment in the US is 5% of automobile sales, putting a dent in climate change means sellable products in other car segments in mass volume. Nobody is doing that yet.