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This was perhaps not the best phrasing: "A few things need to be cleared up about the supposed safety of Model S suspensions:" Maybe it's just me but it seems
by pedrocr 10y ago
This was perhaps not the best phrasing:
"A few things need to be cleared up about the supposed safety of Model S suspensions:"
Maybe it's just me but it seems to imply that Model S suspensions aren't safe. The whole post is written in a pretty aggressive tone as well. Not your run of the mill PR piece that's for sure. If what Tesla states about this case and about the blogger is true I can see why they would be angry about it though.
- Havoc 10y ago>The whole post is written in a pretty aggressive tone as well. Well they (the team) obviously feel like they're being victimised here. And given the Tesla Death Watch thing I'm inclined to say they might be right.
- colinbartlett 10y agoI always find Tesla's responses like this astonishing because they are clearly not written by a traditional PR team. In fact, they always read to me like they are written by Mr. Musk himself. Like the stereotypical CEO gone wild who writes from his heart and doesn't care what the guys in suits want him to say. Which makes the byline "The Tesla Team" always so strange to me, as I never quite believe they were written by a team.
- schneidmaster 10y agoI'd actually suspect it's a content team that ghostwrites for Elon. So they're probably intending to use his tone while also keeping relatively minor things like drafting PR off his plate.