Tesla Is Here To Stay

I've Actually Made A Prediction That Within 30 Years A Majority Of New Cars Made In The United States Will Be Electric. And I Don't Mean Hybrid, I Mean Fully Electric.

The Reality Is Gas Prices Should Be Much More Expensive Then They Are Because We're Not Incorporating The True Damage To The Environment And The Hidden Costs Of Mining Oil And Transporting It To The U.s. Whenever You Have An Unpriced Externality, You Have A Bit Of A Market Failure, To The Degree That Eternality Remains Unpriced.

I'm Increasingly Inclined To Think There Should Be Some Regulatory Oversight, Maybe At The National And International Level Just To Make Sure That We Don't Do Something Very Foolish.

Winning 'motor Trend' Car Of The Year Is Probably The Closest Thing To Winning The Oscar Or Emmy Of The Car Industry.

It Is Definitely True That The Fundamental Enabling Technology For Electric Cars Is Lithium-ion As A Cell Chemistry Technology. In The Absence Of That, I Don't Think It's Possible To Make An Electric Car That Is Competitive With A Gasoline Car.