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The Curious Case of Tesla's $1 Trillion Market Cap: Even Elon Musk Doesn't Get It - Vimarsana News

The Curious Case of Tesla's $1 Trillion Market Cap: Even Elon Musk Doesn't Get It

Market analysts are still amazed that Tesla reached a market cap of $1 trillion after Hertz announced it would purchase 100,000 vehicles from the EV maker until the end of 2022. Not only them: even Elon Musk thought that strange, as he told an investor on Twitter.

Tesla's Q3 results deliver high growth and revenue - Vimarsana News

Tesla's Q3 results deliver high growth and revenue

Tesla’s total revenue grew 57% YoY at $13.76 billion, as it delivered more cars and witnessed a steady growth in other parts of the business.

Where Will Tesla Get All The Steel For Cybertruck Exoskeleton? - Vimarsana News

Where Will Tesla Get All The Steel For Cybertruck Exoskeleton?

As the chip shortage wears on, many other automotive parts and materials are experiencing a shortage as well. Here are Tesla's Cybertruck material supply plans.

NTSB: Driver was Behind Wheel When Tesla Crashed Near Houston, Killing Two - Vimarsana News

NTSB: Driver was Behind Wheel When Tesla Crashed Near Houston, Killing Two

A driver was behind the wheel when a Tesla electric car crashed and burned last April near Houston, killing two men, neither of whom was found in the

Tesla's Move to LFP Shows a Worrying EV Trend: We're Running Out of Cells - Vimarsana News

Tesla's Move to LFP Shows a Worrying EV Trend: We're Running Out of Cells

At Tesla’s Q3 2021 earnings call, Lars Moravy said fans should not worry about the $25,000 car that some still insist on calling the Model 2. Not because it is on its way but rather because we live in a “cell constrained world.” That explains a lot of the backstage in the automotive industry and raises an alert: we’re running out of cells.