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Naaah, not even close. 2021-2022 were a very unusual situation - they got lucky with chips shortages (and admittedly they've got it figured out) allowing them t
by TheAlchemist 3y ago
Naaah, not even close. 2021-2022 were a very unusual situation - they got lucky with chips shortages (and admittedly they've got it figured out) allowing them to sell at very high prices - the leader event suggested that Teslas are appreciating assets...
Reality is catching up quickly. Margins already crashed, and yet governments are still heavily subsidizing EVs. Without subsides, Tesla would never make any money (nor would their competition).