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Why would they be forced to do that? Assuming that they 1. Charge all customers the same price at each super-charger station. (Prices will vary with time of da
by mrDmrTmrJ 3y ago
Why would they be forced to do that? Assuming that they
1. Charge all customers the same price at each super-charger station. (Prices will vary with time of day and different super-charger charger locations.)
2. They open up their network to everyone voluntarily.
I don't see an argument for self favoring or anti-trust. What am I missing? Why do you think that outcome will happen?
- AYBABTME 3y agoIn a world where Tesla is one of the biggest auto manufacturer AND holds a quasi monopoly on vehicle charging, I think there will be a point where governments will want Tesla Auto and Tesla Energy to not be the same, as they'll hold too many pieces of the puzzle. But that's highly speculative of course, and it's just a possible development in a scenario where Tesla ends up being incredibly successful in the way I describe. Which of course is very arguable, as people have done for years.