>Its not necessarily unhealthy to keep some debt around, especially through the 2013 through 2017 timeframe when interest rates were abnormally low. The Tesla bonds in question have a coupon of 5.3% and were sold into…
>They do, but no one wants to go to one of the few Nissan dealers in their area to charge their car in the event they need it. Where I live we have 2 Nissan dealers and zero Supercharging stations.
>I'm not sure where you get your information, Laughable, isn't it? Once second of Google would prove it wrong. People literally don't care about reality when it comes to this company. Some PR site says it, and it…
>What is this based on? This is the "everything is Silicon Valley" view of the world. Another hilarious one is: "why doesn't everyone just bike to work?"
>Partnership/expansion of for-profit networks will never get there. So people believe that Tesla is going to upend the entire auto industry, but can't believe that some company will figure out how to build nice charging…
>Its not necessarily unhealthy to keep some debt around, especially through the 2013 through 2017 timeframe when interest rates were abnormally low. The Tesla bonds in question have a coupon of 5.3% and were sold into…
>They do, but no one wants to go to one of the few Nissan dealers in their area to charge their car in the event they need it. Where I live we have 2 Nissan dealers and zero Supercharging stations.
>I'm not sure where you get your information, Laughable, isn't it? Once second of Google would prove it wrong. People literally don't care about reality when it comes to this company. Some PR site says it, and it…
>What is this based on? This is the "everything is Silicon Valley" view of the world. Another hilarious one is: "why doesn't everyone just bike to work?"
>Partnership/expansion of for-profit networks will never get there. So people believe that Tesla is going to upend the entire auto industry, but can't believe that some company will figure out how to build nice charging…