Tesla CEO Elon Musk found the perfect scapegoat for lost Tesla sales and a 13 percent drop of the company’s stock: John Broder of the New York Times. Musk told Reuters that “Tesla has lost about $100 million in sales and canceled orders due to the Times story, which said the sedan ran out of battery power sooner than promised during a chilly winter test drive from Washington D.C. to Boston.” Musk should look in the mirror if he needs a scape goat. (Read More…)
Posted in Electric Vehicles, News Blog
Tagged as Bertel Schmitt, Broder, Musk, New York Times, Tesla
Tagged as Bertel Schmitt, Broder, Musk, New York Times, Tesla
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