Tesla Failed To Prioritize a Basic Inexpensive EV. RIF Proves a Demand Problem

Tesla is still profitable so why the need to save on employee salaries? It seems to me that getting more stuff designed, and debugged in production quicker requires more people rather than fewer. This reduction in force, which usually is a permanent solution to a perpetual problem, proves that Tesla has a demand problem.

It's too bad a 20 thousand dollar car was not a first priority for Tesla. I think, if there was a way, Tesla should have gone with the original VW bug, people's car scenario. People are seeing that electric vehicles are too expensive for the average consumer, and that same goes with vehicles built by the Big Three. They should have concentrated on making simpler , more affordable , and more reliable. The problem are too many recalls and the replacement parts are not much better than the original parts. $20,000 for trucks are still too much for many people.

#tesla #elonmusk

This is Armen Hareyan from Torque News. Please follow us at https://twitter.com/torquenewsauto on Twitter and https://www.torquenews.com/ for daily automotive news.

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