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CEO has spread extremist views, but does it matter to car buyers in an increasingly competitive EV market?

The richest man in the world says and does what he wants. And often, it’s contentious and provocative.

Experts say the CEO's behavior probably turns off some potential customers, but bigger problems are buffeting his company. Still, with other car makers rapidly broadening electric options, his divisive persona could inflict heavier damage down the line.

Meeting the climate challenge will require new leaders who understand the scale and urgency of the challenges, and bring practical solutions to addressing the problems.

Patrick described the team as a group of "misanthropic introverts"

CEO has spread extremist views, but does it matter to car buyers in an increasingly competitive EV market?

CEO has spread extremist views, but does it matter to car buyers in an increasingly competitive EV market?

CEO has spread extremist views, but does it matter to car buyers in an increasingly competitive EV market?

CEO has spread extremist views, but does it matter to car buyers in an increasingly competitive EV market?

Berkeley Haas professor Richard Lyons will take over as the next UC Berkeley Chancellor this summer after the UC Board of Regents voted to approve the appointment Wednesday.