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Musk, one of President Trump’s main advisors, described a plan for the opposite of sales in the automobile electricity company of which he is managing director.
By Jack Ewing
The role of Elon Musk as Tsar to President Trump and his immersion in the correct policy seem to divert his attention as Tesla in a dangerous time for the electric car company.
Tesla car sales fell 1% last year, even if the global higher electric vehicles in 25%. Mr. Musk did not fix them with this subperm, and did not offer any concrete plan to relaunch sales. Nor has it provided main points in a style of Tesla, he says he will begin producing this year. In the past, Mr. Musk has spent months or years selling cars before they seem in exhibition rooms.
And a giant component of his time passed from the elections in Washington and in the house of Mr. Trump in Florida, far from Austin, Texas, where Tesla has his registered factory and one in the region of the San Francisco Bay, where he has A factory and engineering s.
Beyond the decade, Tesla has gone from a new company in difficulty in agitation of the global automotive industry. The company has sold millions of electric cars and generated huge benefits, which forced the automobile brands established to invest billions of dollars to catch up. Tesla’s good fortune was reflected in its only course, which helped Mr. Musk be the richest user in the world.
But now, it turns out to have lost any interest in the rectification of the development, production and sale of cars, investors and analysts. This may have serious ramifications for your business and the automotive industry, which uses millions of other people worldwide.
Before joining Trump’s management as head of the Ministry of Effectiveness of the Government, Mr. Musk’s corporations had taken investors and corporate governance to wonder if it was too thin in addition to Tesla, Mr. Musk controls and directs Spacex, whose rockets send astronauts and satellites for NASA and others; X, the social media site; and XAI, who develops synthetic intelligence. And he needs to colonize Mars.
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