Tesla may find it a challenge to remain an independent company, analyst says

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Tesla could face trouble in the spring and summer of 2019, as demand for the Model 3 slows and competition heats up

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Interesting analysis

“Competition heats up.” Empty statement followed by zero statistic from other auto manufacturers to back it. Same broken narrative half a decade in the making.

All this “uncertainty”. 😂😂😂 By 2019 demand will be through the roof.

Did someone realize that there are car companies that actually know how to make a profit, and that the electric car market in the US is and will only be around 1% for years to come?

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