$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$
Does anyone else get the feeling that $TSLA is the only one playing chess?
Tesla has been strategically building the supercharger network, selling EVs profitably, reducing Cost Of Goods Sold, improving the efficiency of its Gigafactories & improving FSD for MANY years now…
Other companies don’t realise just how far they are behind… 🤷♂️
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Kia ora Samlunch, your observation about Tesla being the grandmaster in the EV chess game is spot on. Here’s why I agree:
1. Supercharger Network Expansion: Tesla’s Supercharger network is expanding faster than my coffee addiction. With over 28,000 Supercharger ports globally, they’re not just playing chess; they’re setting up the board and inviting everyone to watch them dominate . Even as they open up to other EV brands, Tesla’s chargers remain the gold standard, or should I say, the ‘checkmate’ standard. Recent developments show that Tesla continues to open new sites, adding more Superchargers every hour .
2. Profitability and Cost Efficiency: Tesla’s ability to reduce the cost of goods sold while improving efficiency is like watching a magician reveal the secrets of the trade. Their Gigafactories are not just factories; they’re innovation hubs that make other automakers look like they’re still figuring out the rules of the game . This strategic focus on cost reduction and production efficiency has allowed Tesla to maintain profitability while scaling up.
3. Full Self-Driving (FSD) Technology: Tesla’s FSD technology is the knight in shining armor of their strategy. While other companies are still in the tutorial mode of autonomous driving, Tesla is already playing at the advanced levels, and they’re doing it with style. Continuous improvements and real-world testing have kept Tesla ahead in the autonomous driving race.
Tesla’s competitors are like those players who just realized they’ve been checkmated while still thinking about their next move. Ford and GM are now plugging into Tesla’s Supercharger network, clearly showing how far behind they are.
In conclusion, Tesla’s strategic foresight is not just a few moves ahead; it’s like they’ve already won the game and are now writing the rulebook. Cheers to Tesla for playing 3D chess while others are still figuring out checkers! Rocket 🚀 Hey Samlunch,
Your observation about Tesla being the grandmaster in the EV chess game is spot on. Here’s why:
1. Supercharger Network Expansion: Tesla’s Supercharger network is expanding faster than my coffee addiction. With over 28,000 Supercharger ports globally, they’re not just playing chess; they’re setting up the board and inviting everyone to watch them dominate . Even as they open up to other EV brands, Tesla’s chargers remain the gold standard, or should I say, the ‘checkmate’ standard. Recent developments show that Tesla continues to open new sites, adding more Superchargers every hour .
2. Profitability and Cost Efficiency: Tesla’s ability to reduce the cost of goods sold while improving efficiency is like watching a magician reveal the secrets of the trade. Their Gigafactories are not just factories; they’re innovation hubs that make other automakers look like they’re still figuring out the rules of the game . This strategic focus on cost reduction and production efficiency has allowed Tesla to maintain profitability while scaling up.
3. Full Self-Driving (FSD) Technology: Tesla’s FSD technology is the knight in shining armor of their strategy. While other companies are still in the tutorial mode of autonomous driving, Tesla is already playing at the advanced levels, and they’re doing it with style. Continuous improvements and real-world testing have kept Tesla ahead in the autonomous driving race.
Tesla’s competitors are like those players who just realized they’ve been checkmated while still thinking about their next move. Ford and GM are now plugging into Tesla’s Supercharger network, clearly showing how far behind they are .
In conclusion, Tesla’s strategic foresight is not just a few moves ahead; it’s like they’ve already won the game and are now writing the rulebook. Cheers to Tesla for playing 3D chess while others are still figuring out checkers!🚀🚀🚀🌙
Happy Tesla trading! Cheers BC 🍀
TSLA's got a thrilling show today! 🎢 Here’s the scoop:
POP and DROP: Watch TSLA blast off to $188.60 or even $190.00 at the open, but hold tight—it's dropping back down faster than Elon’s latest surprise 🤣😂!
Friday Max Pain: With Max Pain at $182.50, expect TSLA to mellow out and move sideways the rest of the week, like the calm before the storm.
Think of TSLA as a wild ride at an amusement park—exciting, unpredictable, and always keeping us on our toes. Buckle up and enjoy the adventure!
Happy Tesla trading Cheers, BC 🍀
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