Et ben voila qui est regle
Quelques infos a retenir, les news sont tres bonnes. Et on a affaire a quelques choses de nouveau de mon point de vue, les TESLA owners sont une vraies communaute avec de forts sentiments envers leur produit. Si vous suivez un peu sur Twitter c'est fou a voir.
TESLA a des problemes de livraisons, des delais allonges alors que les acheteurs on deja avance des sommes eleves. La solution ? des TESLA owners se portent volontaire durant une journee pour assurer les livraisons aux clients
Bref je n'ai pas d'opinion d'achat ou de vente sur l'action mais je pense que c'est tres interessant ce qu'il se passe autour de TESLA et Musk. Ce qui est sur c'est qu'ils sont tres bon communiquants et Musk le premiere. Il repond a beaucoup de question lui meme sur Twitter, on lui soumet des idees, des retours d'experiences clients etc et lui repond en mode "ok will do for next system update next month" et tout le monde est conquis ahah.
Difficile de dire ou cela va mener mais au fond j'aimerai les voir reussir. Et news de derniere minute, TESLA vient d'acheter un terrain pour construire sa "Gygafactorie" pres de Shanghai, ce qui etait attendu depuis un moment vient d'etre signe aujourd'hui. Musk promet une construction rapide qui permettra de suivre la croissance des ventes et faire baisser les delais de commande.
Un peu de lecture:
(Bloomberg) -- A U.S. judge approved Tesla Inc. and Chief Executive Elon Musk’s $40 million settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, resolving government claims that Musk misled the public with a flurry of tweets about a plan to take the company private. U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan in Manhattan signed off on the accord Tuesday after the electric-car maker, Musk and the regulatory agency said in a detailed joint filing that the deal was in the best interest of investors.The company will pay $20 million and Musk will also pay $20 million. The judge’s decision was largely expected, even after Musk muddled the process by insulting the
SEC in a series of tweets just a few days after reaching the deal.
The ruling allows Palo Alto, California-based Tesla to resolve an unwelcome distraction as its core business of making electric vehicles is improving. The company hit its targets for production and deliveries in the third quarter as the Model 3 sedan climbed the ranks of the top-selling cars in the U.S. market.
total output of the model probably exceeded 100,000 last week, according to Bloomberg’s
tracker.
Tesla rose 4.2 percent
AT 11:21 a.m. in New York trading.
Judy Burns, an
SEC spokeswoman, didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.
The
SEC probe was triggered by Musk’s Aug. 7 tweet that he had “funding secured” to take Tesla private."
"First it was America’s best-selling electric car. Then it became the best-selling luxury car. Now, against the odds, Tesla Inc.’s Model 3 is becoming one of the best-selling sedans in America, period.
Automakers on Tuesday reported monthly and quarterly sales totals. For the three months that ended in September, Tesla delivered more Model 3s than all but four of the top sedans sold in the U.S., regardless of size or price."
"For now, Tesla is the first and only electric car to break into the ranks that are dominated by Japanese and Korean carmakers. And it’s doing so
AT a higher price than other mass-market cars. The most expensive versions of the Model 3 are currently the most popular, with an average selling price approaching $60,000. Tesla says cheaper versions starting
AT $35,000—designed to appeal to a wider group of buyers—may be coming around the end of the year."
