Did The Tesla Board Begin A Search For A Musk Replacement? It Depends On Who…
News reports suggest the Tesla board of directors has quietly begun a search for a chief executive to replace Elon Musk.
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Solar EVs Are Sneaking Into The Mainstream
For decades, solar-powered vehicles have been a cool challenge for university teams and backyard tinkerers, and occasionally the subject of slapstick comedy. But for serious use as a transportation machine? No way! Recent moves in the industry to make serious solar cars are now getting to the point where even … [continued]
Wall Street Journal: After Driving Tesla Model S Plaid, “Nothing Will Ever Feel Fast Again”
Pulitzer Prize-winning auto columnist for the Wall Street Journal, Dan Neil, recently took the new Tesla Model S Plaid out for a spin on Route 299 in California. To sum it up, according to Neil, “the Plaid’s signature trick: the instant, seamless, soft-singing surge of scarcely endurable thrust, from whenever, … [continued]
Wall Street Journal: Tesla Model Y Offers “Fierce, Velvety” Driving Characteristics
Dan Neil, who writes about cars for the Wall Street Journal, has evolved from a Tesla skeptic to a zealous convert. In his new review of Model Y, he reaches new heights of colorful commendation, and just manages to restrain himself from losing control and proclaiming Tesla’s new offering “the best car in the world.”
Wall Street Journal’s Electric Vehicle Driving Test Misses Important Points
The Wall Street Journal recently published a video that documented an electric vehicle driving test involving 8 reporters in 7 different electric vehicles in 8 cities. Each reporter drove an electric vehicle for three weeks.
WSJ Takes A Victory Lap For Elon Musk, Tesla
Elon Musk has accomplished some remarkable things at Tesla. However, one consistent knock leveled against the CEO has been a habit of missing deadlines. Let’s face it, Elon Musk has a track record of being late.
“Time To Wake Up” — RI Senator Whitehouse Offers Solutions To Climate Change
What’s your representative doing to use the power of government to create climate crisis solutions?
Wall Street Journal Editorial Board’s Anti-Wind Diatribe Is A Swing & A Miss
The Wall Street Journal stepped up to the proverbial plate last week to take a swing at the Democrats’ Green New Deal policy package which has been the focus of intense speculation and ire over the last few weeks as all and sundry weighed in on the validity of transitioning the United States towards relying solely on renewable energy.
#Pravduh About #Tesla — 3 Month Review Of Top Publishers
As promised in last week’s #Pravduh about #Tesla report, here is a breakdown of all the publishers we track and how their coverage has changed over the past 3 months. We were also planning to release a breakdown of the authors. However, since this article is already quite long, we decided to postpone that till next week.
Tesla Shorts Are Scared, Exposed, & Desperate — Memo To Media: Don’t Be Duped
First of all, let’s be clear — Tesla is such a popular company now that many people in the media have to cover it, or feel inspired to cover it, who know very little about the company, its products, its history, or its finances. Some of those reporters and bloggers may think they got up to speed quickly, got the story straight, and rightfully came in with boxing gloves on to bash the company. The problem is that those people often didn’t get the full story, may have consumed and digested absolutely incorrect information, and may be out of their depths in the general topics they’re briefly covering (manufacturing, finance, cars, technology, etc.). I would say that, by and large, these people aren’t evil — they’ve just been misled.
