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The CEO and co-founder of Tesla Motors, Elon Musk, recently went to Texas to try to talk to local officials into letting the company sell its cars directly to consumers and not through a dealer network. Currently, Tesla has two "stores" located in high-end districts of Austin and Dallas, with a third one to be made in Houston.
- New Jersey Bans Tesla's Direct Sales, Carmaker Lashes Out On Christie
New Jersey has just become the third state after Arizona and Texas to apply a ban on automakers selling vehicles directly to consumers through their own stores. The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission passed the ruling on Tuesday, stating that it comes...
- Tesla Confirms Cheaper Ev Model For 2016, Musk Says It Will Cost Half The Price Of Model S
Elon Musk, the visionary entrepreneur behind PayPal, SpaceX and Tesla Motors, has provided some new information while also confirming other details about his automotive venture's plans, during Tesla Motor's annual shareholder meeting on Tuesday....
- It Has Been Ruled – Tesla Won’t Sell Its Own Cars In Texas
After a lengthy battle between Tesla Motors and the dealers’ association from the great state of Texas, it would appear that the Silicon Valley-based manufacturer of the all-electric Model S sedan will not be getting its way, so sales directly...
- Autonation Ceo Says Tesla’s Model S Is The Best Electric Car He’s Driven, Superior To Fisker Karma
Tesla co-founder and CEO Elon Musk says he wants to shift 5,000 examples of the new Model S electric saloon this year and four times that in 2013. It's a very ambitious target so, naturally, any endorsement is more than welcome; especially if it...
- Tesla Shock: Financial Crisis Brings New Ceo, Layoffs And Delay Of Model-s
The economic turmoil that has devastated the stock market is also battering Tesla Motors that is running dangerously low on cash. In a surprise announcement, the Silicon Valley-based firm's main investor, executive chairman and product architect (yep,...
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Tesla Tries to Entice Texas Officials With New Plant Where it Could Make Electric Pickup
The CEO and co-founder of Tesla Motors, Elon Musk, recently went to Texas to try to talk to local officials into letting the company sell its cars directly to consumers and not through a dealer network. Currently, Tesla has two "stores" located in high-end districts of Austin and Dallas, with a third one to be made in Houston.
However, they can't currently offer pricing information or test drivers to potential customers, and won't be able to do so until Musk convinces the Texas Automobile Dealers Association to let them sell the cars by themselves, and not through an outsourced dealer.
Read more »- New Jersey Bans Tesla's Direct Sales, Carmaker Lashes Out On Christie
New Jersey has just become the third state after Arizona and Texas to apply a ban on automakers selling vehicles directly to consumers through their own stores. The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission passed the ruling on Tuesday, stating that it comes...
- Tesla Confirms Cheaper Ev Model For 2016, Musk Says It Will Cost Half The Price Of Model S
Elon Musk, the visionary entrepreneur behind PayPal, SpaceX and Tesla Motors, has provided some new information while also confirming other details about his automotive venture's plans, during Tesla Motor's annual shareholder meeting on Tuesday....
- It Has Been Ruled – Tesla Won’t Sell Its Own Cars In Texas
After a lengthy battle between Tesla Motors and the dealers’ association from the great state of Texas, it would appear that the Silicon Valley-based manufacturer of the all-electric Model S sedan will not be getting its way, so sales directly...
- Autonation Ceo Says Tesla’s Model S Is The Best Electric Car He’s Driven, Superior To Fisker Karma
Tesla co-founder and CEO Elon Musk says he wants to shift 5,000 examples of the new Model S electric saloon this year and four times that in 2013. It's a very ambitious target so, naturally, any endorsement is more than welcome; especially if it...
- Tesla Shock: Financial Crisis Brings New Ceo, Layoffs And Delay Of Model-s
The economic turmoil that has devastated the stock market is also battering Tesla Motors that is running dangerously low on cash. In a surprise announcement, the Silicon Valley-based firm's main investor, executive chairman and product architect (yep,...