What’s wild to me is that the legacy car companies watched tesla do this over a ten year period and basically did nothing except mock them during that time.
Even now the legacy companies are held up by few EV models, bad range, bad software, bad dealership experience, and bad charging networks.
Tesla may be overvalued, but I have little faith the existing companies will survive this transition.
It feels like they’re all RIM when the iPhone launched, mocking it and then suddenly talking about how the competition is getting a little heated.
If Apple also gets in its even more hopeless for legacy companies.
It’s also wild none of them took Tesla up on the offer to use their superchargers - I think it would have been worth nearly any price.
Even now the legacy companies are held up by few EV models, bad range, bad software, bad dealership experience, and bad charging networks.
Tesla may be overvalued, but I have little faith the existing companies will survive this transition.
It feels like they’re all RIM when the iPhone launched, mocking it and then suddenly talking about how the competition is getting a little heated.
If Apple also gets in its even more hopeless for legacy companies.
It’s also wild none of them took Tesla up on the offer to use their superchargers - I think it would have been worth nearly any price.