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Telsa is publicly traded on the US stock market. Surely it has graduated to "real company" by now. If not, when would you mark that point for a company?
by blackguardx 10y ago
Telsa is publicly traded on the US stock market. Surely it has graduated to "real company" by now. If not, when would you mark that point for a company?
- EthanHeilman 10y agoFor an automotive company, when it has produced more than 200,000 cars for more than 5 years in a row. 200,000 cars per year would be: * 2% of Toyota's yearly output, * 4% of GM's yearly output, * 20% of BMW's or Mazda's yearly output.
- blackguardx 10y agoI agree Tesla is a small automotive company, but it isn't a startup. There are plenty of small companies that aren't startups.
- EthanHeilman 10y agoStartup depends on your goals. Tesla wants to compete with GM and Toyota. It clearly has a long way to go.
- luckydata 10y agoFrom the EthanHeilman rulebook?
- EthanHeilman 10y agoWell yeah, blackguardx asked me how I would mark it I gave my answer.