We reported a few days ago on the news that the proxy advisory firm Glass Lewis has issued a recommendation to Tesla shareholders to vote against the new performance-based pay package being offered to CEO Elon Musk.
The Model 3 has been a difficult car to get your hands on — and Tesla hasn’t been actively releasing its cars (for review) to the media until recently. However, the first media outlets, mostly automotive press, seemed to be quite taken with the Model 3. Now, mainstream media outlets are beginning to review Tesla’s lower-cost option. So, what’s the consensus? Let’s take a look…
Tesla and Salt River Project have settled their lawsuit just weeks before the US Supreme Court was ready to hear oral arguments. Both companies got a little of what they wanted but green groups are less than thrilled.
In a round of comments that are sure to cause cognitive dissonance in those of a highly partisan bent, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has requested that US President Donald Trump do something about the protectionism in China relating to the auto industry (via tweets of course).
The first cargo delivery performed by a Tesla Semi Truck has reportedly now taken place, with battery transport between the Gigafactory in Sparks, Nevada, and the Fremont, California, production plant now being partly handled by the firm’s own semi trucks.
Despite missing earnings expectations, leading US solar installer Sunrun posted relatively strong Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2017 financial results and boasted that it had surpassed rival Tesla as the leading US residential market installer.
Glass Lewis, a prominent proxy advisory firm, has issued a report advising Tesla shareholders to vote against the recent proposal from the Tesla board of directors to offer CEO Elon Musk a very substantial performance-based rewards package that would apply over the coming decade or so.
I just shared our top 20 articles in February, but it’s already time to share the hottest 20 articles of the past week here on CleanTechnica. Check ’em out:
Greenlight Capital has now lost 11.9% this year, with 6% of that coming in February, Einhorn recently revealed to the hedge fund’s clients.
Here’s our February electric car sales report for the United States, which complements our just-published Europe and China electric car sales reports.
As usual, the report only includes electric cars from Tesla and companies that report their monthly plug-in car sales. Furthermore, the Tesla sales are not official and are based on several Tesla statements, Tesla reports, Tesla forecasts, and broader consumer investigation. This month, I also started crowdsourcing estimates for Model 3 deliveries. My estimate was leaning toward 3,000, but I decided to go with Knetter’s estimate of 3,030 for the report.
