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Wait. So hundreds of people did die from this? Seems a little early for a recall...
by awestley 11y ago
Wait. So hundreds of people did die from this? Seems a little early for a recall...
- zyxley 11y ago> There have been no accidents or injuries related to the problem, a Tesla spokesman said on Friday.
- jjulius 11y agoHah! It's refreshing to see a large company that realizes that getting in front of an issue before it's an issue will keep you in better standing with customers, press, shareholders and general public than trying to hide your mistakes in the hope that people will never find out.
- forgetsusername 11y ago>It's refreshing to see a large company.. Large in the sense of market cap, maybe. But nowhere remotely close to the size and scale of the large automotive companies. Obviously, Tesla can be more agile.
- ethanbond 11y agoAgile? How about responsible? Letting safety issues slide for as long as possible, even at the expense of life and limb, has nothing to do with agility.
- kbenson 11y agoWith approximately 12,000 employees, Tesla is a large company[1]. It's at the small end of the large companies, and at less than 10% of all the other major automakers, but it's still large. 1: http://smbresearch.net/sizing-up-smb/ http://smbresearch.net/sizing-up-smb/
- greglindahl 11y agoActually, recalls are harder than usual for Tesla, because they only have 1 model in the field... so every recall is 100% of cars.