Tesla’s Workaround To Unfriendly States? Build Showrooms On Tribal Lands
Over Tesla’s 20 years in business, the company has ruffled a few feathers from those who want to maintain the … [continued]
Over Tesla’s 20 years in business, the company has ruffled a few feathers from those who want to maintain the … [continued]
Auto dealers are lobbying to close down a Tesla service center in Oklahoma. I was alerted to this by Tesla … [continued]
Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently liked a tweet by the Austin Tesla Club. That tweet was the first in a … [continued]
Twitter user @JayInShanghai has shared an exclusive look inside Tesla’s largest delivery center in Asia — probably Tesla’s largest delivery … [continued]
Here is some good news for Tesla owners in Connecticut, a state that’s been heavily favoring the whims of dealerships … [continued]
The number of Tesla stores or service centers keeps growing day after day. Actually, on average, one new location is … [continued]
Tesla is plugging into London, Ontario, Canada, by taking over a former Porsche dealership, The London Free Press has reported. The former Porsche dealership is on London’s west end on Oxford Street West and will be a new Tesla service center.
Earlier this month, airmen who were assigned to the 60th Logistics Readiness Squadron from Travis Air Force Base partnered with Tesla in Berkeley to evaluate and improve existing vehicle maintenance procedures for installation.
Tesla’s New Orleans service center may soon be here. Right now, it’s in “coming soon” mode on the Tesla website. In 2018, The Times-Picayune first reported that Tesla would opening a service center in New Orleans. Tesla is renovating an existing warehouse lot on Tchoupitoulas Street to provide space for new vehicles ready for delivery. In plans Tesla filed with the city, the center will perform maintenance and repair services for Tesla vehicles and be a delivery point for new vehicle orders. This information came from 2018.
To recap the second quarter, Tesla issued its shareholder letter and held its quarterly conference call with Wall Street analysts. The news, as always, is a mixed bag. While improving over its $702M loss in Q1, Tesla still missed Wall Street’s expectations, posting a Q2 loss of $408M. Traders can expect a bumpy ride in the short term. That said, there were some highlights worth considering for those long-term TSLA investors.